Chromosome evolution in Neotropical butterflies.

Chromosome evolution in Neotropical butterflies.
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10.1111/j.1601-5223.2013.00008.x
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2013-06
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2.7
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A. Saura;B. von Schoultz;A. Saura;K. Brown
A. Saura;B. von Schoultz;A. Saura;K. Brown
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生物学4区
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A. Saura;B. von Schoultz;A. Saura;K. Brown

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