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Biology, 18.06.2021 18:20, angel13sigala

Some pathogens have become less virulent the longer they were associated with the human host. But there is another category of pathoger that never loses any virulence over hundreds of years of association with humans. Can you deduce what circumstances make lower virulenc
of no advantage to a pathogen?

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