Fine-scale genetic structure of an endangered population of the Mormon metalmark butterfly (Apodemia mormo) revealed using AFLPs (Q56805444)

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article by Lindsay A. Crawford et al published 29 March 2011 in Conservation Genetics

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English	Fine-scale genetic structure of an endangered population of the Mormon metalmark butterfly (Apodemia mormo) revealed using AFLPs	article by Lindsay A. Crawford et al published 29 March 2011 in Conservation Genetics

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Fine-scale genetic structure of an endangered population of the Mormon metalmark butterfly (Apodemia mormo) revealed using AFLPs (English)

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Lindsay A. Crawford

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Sylvie Desjardins

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Nusha Keyghobadi

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29 March 2011

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Conservation Genetics

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