Paternally inherited genetic markers reveal new insights into genetic structuring within Macropus fuliginosus and hybridisation with sympatric Macropus giganteus.
Author
Neaves, L. E; Zenger, K. R; Prince, R. I. T; Eldridge, M. D. B
Year
2013
Journal
Australian Journal of Zoology
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Paternally inherited genetic markers reveal new insights into genetic structuring within Macropus fuliginosus and hybridisation with sympatric Macropus giganteus.
Author
Neaves, L. E; Zenger, K. R; Prince, R. I. T; Eldridge, M. D. B
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