Analyzing drivers of speciation in the Southern Ocean using the sea spider species complex Colossendeis megalonyx as a test case

Analyzing drivers of speciation in the Southern Ocean using the sea spider species complex Colossendeis megalonyx as a test case
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10.1007/s00300-020-02636-z
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2020-02
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Jana S. Dömel;Lars Dietz;Till-Hendrik Macher;Andrey Rozenberg;C. Mayer;Johanna M. Spaak;R. Melzer;F. Leese
Jana S. Dömel;Lars Dietz;Till-Hendrik Macher;Andrey Rozenberg;C. Mayer;Johanna M. Spaak;R. Melzer;F. Leese
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环境科学与生态学3区
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作者:
Jana S. Dömel;Lars Dietz;Till-Hendrik Macher;Andrey Rozenberg;C. Mayer;Johanna M. Spaak;R. Melzer;F. Leese

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