寄生虫及其宿主协同进化的研究进展

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Three phases can be recognized in the development of the coevolutionary research program:1.Recognition of predictable associations among hosts and their parasites; 2.Search for patterns of association and their underling causes;3.Development of objective and repeatable methods for reconstructing and interpreting these patterns of association.Now, modern research mainly concentrates and expands on the interpretation of the biological questions associated with coevolution-how and why it happened? This paper also gives the method of Brooks parsimony analysis (BPA), and discusses several questions of coevolution.

Key words： Coevolution Parasite Host

Received: 25 June 2003

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	LIU Han-Sheng
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LIU Han-Sheng,Chen Zhi-Bin,Hu Zhao-hui, et al. Status and prospect for researching coevolution of parasite and host[J]. , 2003, 22(3): 261-264.

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