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Toothed whale monophyly reassessed by SINE insertion analysis: the absence of lineage sorting effects suggests a small population of a common ancestral species

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Toothed whale monophyly reassessed by SINE insertion analysis: the absence of lineage sorting effects suggests a small population of a common ancestral species (English)

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Masato Nikaido

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Norihiro Okada

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Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution

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