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High Rate of Large-Scale Hemizygous Deletions in Asexually Propagating Daphnia: Implications for the Evolution of Sex

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High rate of large-scale hemizygous deletions in asexually propagating Daphnia: implications for the evolution of sex (English)

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Melania E Cristescu

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