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One Who Eats at the Table of Another

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  • June 1, 2018June 1, 2018
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They do not kill their hosts

Living on the host’s surface

Living inside the host’s body

Reducing their fitness

Stealing their food

Obligates completing their life cycle

Castrators diverting the host’s energy

Often close relatives

Taking advantage of interspecific interactions

Modifying host behavior

Exploiting their hosts

Sooner or later they will kill their hosts

 

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