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title

Alternative mechanisms of range expansion are associated with different changes of evolutionary potential. (English)

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Isabelle Olivieri

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publication date

4 May 2009

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Trends in Ecology & Evolution

number of pages

4

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published in

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volume

24

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issue

6

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page(s)

289-292

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Introduction: genetics of colonizing species.

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DOI

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PubMed ID

19409646

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