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An agent-based model of adaptation of holobionts with different microbial symbiont transmission modes
[article]
2020
bioRxiv
pre-print
The hologenome theory suggests that holobionts (host plus symbiont) with hosts that are only able to adapt slowly may be able to persist in deteriorating environmental conditions via rapid adaptation of their microbial symbionts. The effectiveness of such symbiont adaptation may vary depending on whether symbionts are passed directly to offspring (vertical transmission) or acquired from the environment (horizontal transmission). However, it has been suggested that holobionts with horizontal
doi:10.1101/2020.10.08.330902
fatcat:n4nkfpv7j5axvb75ijgrdxbc2y