💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Multiparasitism"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| polyparasitismnoun | The presence of multiple parasites on the same host |
| autoparasitismnoun | A form of parasitism in which a parasite infects another individual of the same species |
| hyperparasitismnoun | (biology) Parasitism by one parasite upon another. |
| superparasitenoun | (biology) Any species that parasitizes another in very large numbers. |
| alloparasitismnoun | (biology) parasitism involving alloparasites |
| hyperparasitenoun | (biology) Any parasite whose host is a parasite. |
| parasitomenoun | (biology) All the parasites (in any form) of a host organism |
| parasitoidismnoun | parasitism by a parasitoid |
| pseudoparasitizationnoun | Alternative form of pseudoparasitisation. [infestation with pseudoparasites] |
| holoparasitismnoun | (biology) The condition of being holoparasitic or of being a holoparasite |
| pseudoparasitisationnoun | infestation with pseudoparasites |
| parasitismnoun | (ecology, biology) Interaction between two organisms, in which one organism (the parasite) benefits and the other (the host) is harmed. |
| polyspermynoun | (biology) The penetration of an ovum by more than one sperm. |
| pseudoparasitismnoun | (biology) parasitism by a pseudoparasite |
| mesoparasitismnoun | (biology) The role of a mesoparasite. |
| polydomynoun | (entomology) The situation where an ant colony is established across multiple nest sites. |
| parasitizationnoun | Infestation by a parasite. |
| heteropaternitynoun | The situation when there is more than one father of the children in a multiple birth. |
| parasymbiosisnoun | (biology) The condition when the hyphae of a parasite envelop the algal constituents of a lichen and cause injury. |
| adelphoparasitismnoun | (biology) embryonic parasitism |
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