Predation on transmission stages reduces parasitism: sea anemones consume transmission stages of a barnacle parasite

Publisher： Cambridge University Press

E-ISSN： 1469-8161|144|7|917-922

ISSN： 0031-1820

Source： Parasitology, Vol.144, Iss.7, 2017-06, pp. : 917-922

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