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Jer Pin Chong1, Jamie Minnaert-Grote2, David N Zaya1,2

  • 1Department of Biological Sciences University of Illinois Chicago Illinois USA.

Ecology and evolution
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遗传学分析显示,凯巴的膀 (Physaria kingii亚种) 已经被发现. 在Kaibab高原上的Kaibabensis) 是一个独特的遗传群. 这一发现支持其独特的保护地位,并需要联邦保护,因为其范围和威胁有限.

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凯巴布高原 是一个高原.这种疾病是Physaria Physaria.保护 保护 保护遗传多样性 遗传多样性

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