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Evidence for a Third Male Type in a Male-dimorphic Model Species

Overview
Journal Ecology
Specialty Environmental Health
Date 2018 May 17
PMID 29768654
Citations 5
Authors
Kathryn A Stewart
Tom P G van den Beuken
Flor T Rhebergen
Jacques A Deere
Isabel M Smallegange
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