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Abstract
Our understanding of the nature of host-inherited symbiont interactions has advanced since the advent of PCR led to the widespread discovery of "Wolbachia " and its domination of the literature. The case studies above demonstrate the importance of a diversity of symbionts as a source of evolutionary innovation in insects: symbionts alter host phenotype, and because they are heritable form part of host adaptation. Perhaps the most remarkable observation of recent time is the speed of symbiont-associated adaptation.
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