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An alternating active-dormitive strategy enables disadvantaged prey to outcompete the perennially active prey through Parrondo’s paradox — Tao Wen (2021) | RDL Network
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An alternating active-dormitive strategy enables disadvantaged prey to outcompete the perennially active prey through Parrondo’s paradox
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An alternating active-dormitive strategy enables disadvantaged prey to outcompete the perennially active prey through Parrondo’s paradox
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2021
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Tao Wen
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Eugene V Koonin
National Center for Biotechnology Information
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Kang Hao Cheong
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