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For free living nematodes such as C elegans how do phenotypically plastic developmental decisions trade off with other life history traits Follow the links above to find out about us our

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Head of the Department of Evolution Ecology Behaviour Professor of Zoology University of Liverpool 2013 C A Wright Medal Brisitsh Society for Parasitology 1998 2018

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Mark Viney s 190 research works with 5 318 citations and 13 649 reads including Strongyloides questions a research agenda for the future

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Mark is a Professor at the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Bristol His area of research is Nematode Biology

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Viney M E 2011 Life history plasticity and responses to host defence In Parasitic Nematodes Molecular Biology Biochemistry and Immunology edited by M W Kennedy and

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I m Mark Viney a Professor of Zoology and Head of the Department of Evolution Ecology and Behaviour I study the basic biology of parasitic nematodes with a particular interest in the

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Department of Evolution Ecology and Behaviour Institute of Infection Veterinary and Ecological Sciences University of Liverpool Liverpool L69 7ZB 44 0 151 795 4469 email Mark Viney

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Professor Mark Viney PhD BSc ARCS Professor of Zoology Evolution Ecology Behaviour Part of Institute of Infection Veterinary Ecological Sciences Faculty of Health and Life Sciences