| 11. | He also examined host specificity of species.
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| 12. | Adult tapeworms often have a high final host specificity, with some species only found in one host vertebrate.
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| 13. | Because of this highly modified system of host immunosuppression, a high level of parasitoid-host specificity is not surprising.
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| 14. | The different species of " Brucella " are genetically very similar, although each has a slightly different host specificity.
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| 15. | "G . intestinales " is divided into eight assemblages based on host specificities and genetic divergence of marker genes.
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| 16. | Host specificity is confirmed not only through the strain's ability to infect various hosts, but their reproductive ability afterwards.
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| 17. | When a pathogen exhibits this type of host specificity within a plant family, it is referred to as a pathotype.
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| 18. | For this purpose, some Parasitidae mites ( for example, " Poecilochirus " species ) are used due to their phoront-host specificity.
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| 19. | The high host specificity of the mites is held responsible for the fact that mostly even-toed ungulates struggled with these consequences.
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| 20. | Generally, Lycaenidae species which have a myrmecophilous relationship with the ant genus " Myrmica " are locked to primary host specificity.
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