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Prevalence of both AGAs and PGAs were strongly host density-dependent.

The shape of the histograms (Fig. S1), as well as the 'shapeape of the cumulative distribution curves for the pest + virus groups (Fig. 2), suggests the possibility of superimposed curves from two distinct life-history strategies: one strongly host specialized and another more polyphagous, the second with a peak of host diversity at 4 15 plant genera.

Fr., L. subsericatus Bon, or L. aurantiacus Fr., and strongly host-specific such as L. subdulcis (Fr.: Fr).

They determined that the outcome of infection after vaccination is strongly host-dependent, and that certain types of vaccines are better at protecting against severe versus mild malaria.

It is possible that in this relatively young and strongly host-adapted species centromeres behave differently than in species studied so far.

For example, spatially explicit simulation models have shown that the level of pathogen virulence which most strongly reduces host population size is dependent on host longevity, as well as whether pathogen impacts are felt through reduced fecundity or increased mortality (Thrall and Burdon 2004).

To understand their diversity and ecology, it is essential to know how strongly potential host species differ in their suitability as hosts.

It has been shown that UC emission efficiency depends strongly on host phonon energy, where in low-phonon-energy hosts, multi-phonon relaxation processes are depressed and efficiency-enhanced [10].

Albugo spp. infection strongly suppresses host innate immunity and Albugo spp. are unique compared to other microbial plant pathogens in enhancing host susceptibility to secondary infection by otherwise avirulent pathogens, including downy mildews (Cooper et al., 2008).

Immigrants' desire for contact strongly affected host members' attitudes: those who were perceived to want contact elicited more favourable intergroup attitudes than those who did not.

For instance, facultative anaerobic Salmonella contains lipolysaccharide and virulent factors which kill cancer cells directly and strongly trigger host immune system to destruct tumors (Fordham et al. 2012; Lee 2012; Yoon et al. 2011).