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Understanding exactly when, where and how hosts become infected with parasites is critical to understanding host–parasite co‐evolution in natural populations. However, for host–parasite systems in which hosts or parasites are mobile, for example in vector‐borne diseases, the spatial location of infection and the relative importance of parasite exposure at successive host life‐history stages are often...
Although trade-offs between reproductive effort and other fitness components are frequently documented in wild populations, the underlying physiological mechanisms remain poorly understood. Parasitism has been suggested to mediate reproductive trade-offs, yet only a limited number of parasite taxa have been studied, and reproductive effort-induced changes in parasitism are rarely linked to trade-offs...
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