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Melisa Olave

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Speciation and extinctionPhylogeny and comparative analysis

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|Oct 06, 2022

Early stages of sympatric homoploid hybrid speciation in crater lake cichlid fishes.

Melisa Olave, Alexander Nater, Andreas F Kautt

|Mar 27, 2018

Hybridization could be a common phenomenon within the highly diverse lizard genus Liolaemus.

Melisa Olave, Luciano J Avila, Jack W Sites

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