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How Toxoplasma gondii, a protozoa parasite, performs its parasitic behavior and how the infection would influence the intermediate hosts’ health and behavior.

By Chengyu Sun, Evolution, Ecology, and Biodiversity, ’25 Author’s Note:   This review article was written for the assignment of Dr. Brenda Rinard’s UWP 102B. I chose the topic of discussing the behavior and uniqueness of Toxoplasma gondii because parasitic behavior really fascinates me and I would want to further study this area in the […]

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