Evolutionary implications for the determination of gametocyte sex ratios under fecundity variation for the malaria parasite
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- Male fecundity and optimal gametocyte sex ratios for \textit{Plasmodium falciparum} during incomplete fertilization
- Even more extreme fertility insurance and the sex ratios of protozoan blood parasites
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- Even more extreme fertility insurance and the sex ratios of protozoan blood parasites
- Male fecundity and optimal gametocyte sex ratios for \textit{Plasmodium falciparum} during incomplete fertilization
- Models and proposals for malaria: a review
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- Even more extreme fertility insurance and the sex ratios of protozoan blood parasites
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