Genetic diversity in the Alpine flatworm <i>Crenobia alpina</i>

Brändle, Martin; Sauer, Jan; Opgenoorth, Lars; Brandl, Roland

doi:10.5194/we-17-29-2017

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Genetic diversity in the Alpine flatworm Crenobia alpina

Martin Brändle, Jan Sauer, Lars Opgenoorth, and Roland Brandl

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