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DESCRIPTION:PhD Oral Defense of Felipe Perez Jvostov\, Institute of Parasit
 ology\nSome of the most extraordinary examples of adaptive evolution are t
 he result of the interactions between hosts and their parasites. Although 
 this so-called arms race between host defense and parasite virulence can h
 ave direct implications for host fecundity and survival\, current research
  shows that parasitic infections can also change host behavioral and physi
 ological traits. Hosts face multiple threats at any give time. Other natur
 al enemies like predators and competitors can also reduce host survival. T
 hus\, host-parasite adaptations may not only influence non-host species\, 
 but may\, at the same\, be influenced by their interaction with other natu
 ral enemies. The role of parasites modulating multi-species interactions h
 as received increased attention in recent years\, yet the majority of exam
 ples come from single case studies. The aim of this dissertation is to fil
 l this gap by using a model organism in evolutionary biology: the Trinidad
 ian guppy.\n\nEveryone in the McGill community is welcome to attend a PhD 
 oral defense. Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of our PhD
  candidates.
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LOCATION:P-117\, Parasitology Building\, CA\, QC\, St Anne de Bellevue\, H9
 X 3V9\, 21111 Lakeshore Road
SUMMARY:PhD Oral Defense: Evolutionary ecology of host-parasite interaction
 s in the Trinidadian guppy (Poecilia reticulata)
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/macdonald/channels/event/phd-oral-defense-evoluti
 onary-ecology-host-parasite-interactions-trinidadian-guppy-poecilia-253555
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