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    PubMed
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    繁殖寄生虫和宿主之间的物种间冲突是常见的. 亚社会黄蜂 (Ammophila pubescens) 表现出不寻常的繁殖寄生,入侵者提供宿主后代,导致复杂的相互作用和潜在的进化军备竞赛.

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