E&E Webinar: The Red Queens and the evolution of sex
Any antagonistic interaction has the potential of favouring sex, just as predicted by the "Red Queen hypothesis" in the case of host-parasite interactions. Is it really the case?
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Any antagonistic interaction has the potential of favouring sex, just as predicted by the "Red Queen hypothesis" in the case of host-parasite interactions. Is it really the case?
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Postdoc at University of Zurich, Switzerland.
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https://anu.zoom.us/j/92264602097?pwd=bVZJVTRjZEJvSEVNOGljL01GcXFYZz09
Passcode: 948015
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