German Researcher Studies Water Fleas for 30 Years to Unravel Parasite Evolution

German investigator Dieter Ebert has spent over three decades studying water fleas (Daphnia) to understand the evolutionary "race" between parasites and hosts that has occurred in nature for millions of years.

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Dieter Ebert caça pulgas-d’água há 30 anos para desvendar a evolução dos parasitas

O investigador alemão anda há mais de três décadas atrás das pulgas-d’água (ou Daphnia). É com elas que desvenda a “corrida” entre parasitas e hospedeiros que há milhões de anos se vê na natureza.

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German Researcher Studies Water Fleas for 30 Years to Unravel Parasite Evolution

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