Mating system, multiple paternity and effective population size in the endemic flatback turtle (Natator depressus) in Australia (Q101630489)

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Kathrin Theissinger

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N. N. FitzSimmons

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C. J. Limpus

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C. J. Parmenter

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A. D. Phillott

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13 April 2008

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Conservation Genetics

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10

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2

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329-346

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