Multiple Parasitism by Strepsipteran Insects Accelerates Timing of Strepsipteran Adult Emergence
Multiple Parasitism by Strepsipteran Insects Accelerates Timing of Strepsipteran Adult Emergence
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链翅目昆虫的多重寄生加速了链翅目成虫的出现时间
DOI:
10.1002/bes2.2017
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发表时间:
2022
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Itino Takao
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作者:
Nakase Yuta;Fukumasu Yuichiro;Toji Tsubasa;Ishimoto Natsumi;Itino Takao
Superparasitism (multiple parasites in a single host) is one of the most significant examples of density-dependent intraspecific competition among insect parasitoids. In this study, we showed that multiple parasitism byBlissoxenos esakii(Insecta, Strepsiptera) induce earlier adult emergence than solitary parasitism (single parasite in a host). Superparasitism creates conditions wherein multiple strepsipteran larvae must compete for the limited (two) exit spaces on the host body for their emergence as adults. As a result, selection might have favored strepsipterans that shortened the period of larval growth, so that they can emerge earlier. Thus, superparasitism causes a dramatic change in the life history of strepsipteran.