Sex, inbreeding and hybridization; their impact on the pathogenicity and speciation of parasites.
Informations
- Funding country
United Kingdom- Acronym
- -
- URL
- -
- Start date
- 1/1/2004
- End date
- 12/31/2008
- Budget
- 380,770 EUR
Fundings
| Name | Role | Start | End | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Fellow | Grant | - | - | - |
Organisations
| Name | Role | Start | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cardiff University | Lead Partner | - | - |
Abstract
Most parasitic worms have the potential for self- and cross-fertilization, but few empirical studies have focussed on the evolutionary and ecological consequences of the different reproductive strategies. The super-genus Gyrodactylus (hermaphrodite, cycli