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Brian M Myers1, Kevin J Burns1, Christopher J Clark2

  • 1Department of Biological Sciences, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, United States.

The Journal of heredity
|July 17, 2023
PubMed
概括

基因流动显著影响进化研究,特别是在有限的样本采集的情况下. 这项关于蜂鸟的研究强调了为准确的人口统计推断需要全面的地理采样,揭示了广泛的遗传联系.

关键词:
艾伦的蜂鸟是艾伦的蜂鸟.添加剂 混合物 添加剂基因流是指基因的流动.这是一个内进的进攻.粗的蜂鸟蜂鸟是什么意思种类的变化 种类的变化

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