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Virivore

Virivore (equivalently virovore) comes from the English prefix viro- meaning virus, derived from the Latin word for poison, and the suffix -vore from the Latin word vorare, meaning to eat, or to devour; therefore, a virivore is an organism that consumes viruses. Virivory is a well-described process in which organisms, primarily heterotrophic protists…

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Virivore

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples20
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
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Virivore → organism that consumes viruses

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viruses viral grazers particles grazing carbon infected food huxleyi copepods cells feeding ehv virus marine organisms host size could co-incubated

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Virivoreis aorganism that consumes viruses0.90text
the sizeinstance oftherefore cycling carbon from viruses back into the classical food web and to higher trophic levels.The viral sweep could be affected by many factors0.80text
abundance of the viral particlesinstance oftherefore cycling carbon from viruses back into the classical food web and to higher trophic levels.The viral sweep could be affected by many factors0.80text
the release of dimethyl sulfideinstance ofchemical cues0.80text
hydrogen peroxide during infection likely generate a gradientinstance ofchemical cues0.80text
making it easier for O. marina to locate the infected E. huxleyiinstance ofchemical cues0.80text
anemonesinstance ofNon-host organisms0.80text
polychaeta larvaeinstance ofNon-host organisms0.80text
sea squirtsinstance ofNon-host organisms0.80text
crabsinstance ofNon-host organisms0.80text
cocklesinstance ofNon-host organisms0.80text
oystersinstance ofNon-host organisms0.80text

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