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Speciation, species boundaries and phylogeography of amphibians

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TitleSpeciation, species boundaries and phylogeography of amphibians
Publication TypeBook Chapter
Year of Publication2007
AuthorsVences, Miguel, and Wake David B.
EditorHeatwole, Harold, and Tyler Michael J.
Book TitleAmphibian Biology
PublisherSurrey Beatty and Sons
VolumeVolume 7
Keywordsphylogeography, speciation
Citation Key595
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VencesWake2007_Speciation.pdf13.68 MB
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