Intensive Farming: Evolutionary Implications for Parasites and Pathogens.

Evol Biol · 2010 · PMC2987527 · PMID 21151485

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A further difference from natural host populations that may be significant to parasite virulence is the often low level of genetic variation in farmed host populations, which may favour the spread of diseases (Altermatt and Ebert 2008 ; Ganz and Ebert 2010 ).

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