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A parasite that controls its insect victims' sex lives may also help give rise to new species
Don¿t bite the hand that feeds you. The old adage sums up the approach parasites are expected to take
with their victims. A freeloader that can spread only when its host
This article was originally published with the title Parasitic Sex Puppeteers.
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