Parasitic Wasps Can Genetically Modify Their Caterpillar Hosts

When these parasitoid wasps lay their eggs in caterpillar hosts, they also leave behind a cache of viral DNA that creeps into the caterpillar’s genes and changes their physiology.

Butterflies containing not one, but two parasitic wasps, surviving

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Parasitic wasp turns caterpillars into head-banging bodyguards

Cryptic biodiversity of tropical hesperiid caterpillar-attacking

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Wasps Have Genetically Modified Butterflies, Using Viruses

Genomes of parasitic wasps sheds light on the evolution of viral

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