Evolutionary stability of the lysis‐lysogeny decision: why be virulent?

Lindi M. Wahl; Matthew I. Betti; David W. Dick; Tyler Pattenden; Aaryn J. Puccini

doi:10.1111/evo.13648

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Evolutionary stability of the lysis‐lysogeny decision: why be virulent?

Lindi M. Wahl

Matthew I. Betti

David W. Dick Tyler Pattenden Aaryn J. Puccini

Evolution · Oxford University Press (OUP)

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Authors

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Lindi M. Wahl

Applied MathematicsWestern UniversityLondon Ontario Canada

M

Matthew I. Betti

Mathematics and Computer ScienceMount Allison UniversitySackville New Brunswick Canada

D

David W. Dick

Applied MathematicsWestern UniversityLondon Ontario Canada

T

Tyler Pattenden

Applied MathematicsWestern UniversityLondon Ontario Canada

A

Aaryn J. Puccini

Applied MathematicsWestern UniversityLondon Ontario Canada

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Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Award: RPGIN 238389

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Lindi M. Wahl, Matthew I. Betti, David W. Dick, et al. (2018). Evolutionary stability of the lysis‐lysogeny decision: why be virulent?. Evolution. https://doi.org/10.1111/evo.13648

Evolutionary stability of the lysis‐lysogeny decision: why be virulent?

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