Amanda Gibson, graduate student, gave a presentation over the affacts of parasites in sexual creatures on Tuesday afternoon in Jordan Hall. In her talk she explains that parasites might be considered a strong force to explain the maintance of sexual reproduction in nature, which is known as the Red Queen hypothesis. Rebecca Mehling and Rebecca Mehling
Amanda Gibson, graduate student, gave a presentation over the affacts of parasites in sexual creatures on Tuesday afternoon in Jordan Hall. In her talk she explains that parasites might be considered a strong force to explain the maintance of sexual reproduction in nature, which is known as the Red Queen hypothesis.
