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Adaptation of a South American malaria vector to laboratory colonization suggests faster-male evolution for mating ability

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Adaptation of a South American malaria vector to laboratory colonization suggests faster-male evolution for mating ability (English)

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José B P Lima

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Denise Valle

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Alexandre A Peixoto

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6 May 2004

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BMC Evolutionary Biology

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12

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