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Social cues drive the evolution of plastic pathogen virulence in spatially and temporally variable environments
Host–pathogen interactions are often characterized by spatial and temporal fluctuations in host density. Such variability may promote the evolution of phenotypic plasticity in pathogen virulence. However, it remains unclear how pathogens can reliably detect changes in host density. Here we show that
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