Consider an isolated population of humans in which some individuals are infected with a specific parasite species
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Consider an isolated population of humans in which some individuals are infected with a specific parasite species (e.g., malaria or a filarial worm). Think of two biological hypotheses for why the number of parasite individuals per person may not be well described by a Poisson distribution. Which assumptions of the Poisson distribution are likely violated by the process you propose, and how would the frequency distribution likely be affected?
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The Analysis Of Biological Data
ISBN: 9781319226237
3rd Edition
Authors: Michael C. Whitlock, Dolph Schluter
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