In the Context of Host-Parasite Dynamics, a Latent Period Is

question 30

Multiple Choice

In the context of host-parasite dynamics, a latent period is the time

• A) delay that parasites impose on population cycles.
• B) between infection in a host and its death or recovery.
• C) between infection in a host and its own capacity to transmit the disease.
• D) between infection in a host and the point at which it becomes symptomatic.

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