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Biologists have shown that several species of fruit fly have stolen a successful defense (horizontal gene transfer) from bacteria to survive predation by parasitic wasps.

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Biologists have shown that several species of fruit fly have stolen a successful defense (horizontal gene transfer) from bacteria to survive predation by parasitic wasps.

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Fly vs. wasp: Stealing a defense move helps thwart a predator - Berkeley News

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To avoid unwillingly birthing a baby wasp, flies filched a trick from bacteria

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