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Host and Microbe Scale Processes Jointly Shape Spatial Variation in Aphaenogaster (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)associated Wolbachia.
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The spatial distributions of host-associated (HA) microbes are shaped by the spatial processes of environmental selection and dispersal. However, unlike free-living organisms, HA microbes experience selection and dispersal at two separate spatial scales - the scale of the microbes and the scale of their hosts. Therefore, HA microbes must tolerate both the environment created by their host (microbe-scale environment) and the environment in which their host resides (host-scale environment). Likewise, HA microbes can disperse both between hosts through horizontal or vertical transmission (microbe-scale dispersal) and between locations through host movement (host-scale dispersal). In this paper, we examine how host- and microbe-scale spatial processes contribute to the spatial distribution of
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