STABILITY IN INSECT HOST-PARASITE MODELS
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Summary
If the simplest case where the parasite population is specific and synchronized temporally with its host population, the following generalized model for a host-parasite interaction is considered.
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- 1973-10-01
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Keywords
Parasite hosting, Host (biology), Population, Biology, Zoology
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