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Primates follow the 'island rule': implications for interpreting Homo floresiensis

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Primates follow the 'island rule': implications for interpreting Homo floresiensis (English)

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Lindell Bromham

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Marcel Cardillo

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Biology Letters

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10.1098/RSBL.2007.0113

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