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Adaptive responses to cool climate promotes persistence of a non-native lizard

autor

Joseph Williamson

Geoffrey M. While

Nicholas J. Beeton

Graham W Prescott

Tobias Uller

publicat a: Proceedings of the Royal Society B

date of publication: 2015-03-22

idioma: anglès

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