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Where one organism takes advantages from living alongside another organism to the detriment of the host.
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Are there complexity requirements on potential hosts to be susceptible to parasites?
Are there lower bounds to complexity for hosts and how are these described or modeled? In other words, one would expect an organism to have a certain amount of "surplus tissue" in order for parasites …
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