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<div><p>The timing of investment into reproduction is a key determinant of lifetime reproductive success (fitness). Many organisms exhibit plastic, i.e., environmentally-responsive, investment strategies, raising the questions of what environmental cues trigger responses and why organism...

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Main Author:	Avril Wang (22404300) (author)
Other Authors:	Megan Ann Greischar (20439303) (author), Nicole Mideo (326660) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Microbiology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Infectious Diseases Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified put another way plasmodium spp .</ higher virulence compared efficiently exploit hosts redundant cues enables detect two cues lifetime reproductive success permits terminal investment adopt terminal investment replicate asexually within achieve fitness approaching optimize transmission investment specialized transmission stages rodent malaria parasite plasmodium chabaudi </ div >< p optimal transmission investment malaria parasites (< maximize parasite fitness e ., environmentally varying investment strategy time since infection sensing two within transmission stages varying strategy reproductive investment optimal time particular cues malaria parasites g ., investment strategies >), investment versus stages best time fitness ). transformed infected sensing non results suggest results show perfect information parasites use parasites perceive low densities key determinant infection ends implicitly assuming developmental fluctuations derived factors classic expectation also plastic
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