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PHYLOGEOGRAPHIC STRUCTURING OF PLASMODIUM LINEAGES ACROSS THE NORTH AMERICAN RANGE OF THE HOUSE FINCH (CARPODACUS MEXICANUS)

1 Oct 2006

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The determinants of the geographic distribution of avian hematozoa are poorly understood. Sampling parasites from one avian host species across a wide geographic range is an accepted approach to separate the potential influence of host species distribution from geographic effects not directly related to host species biology. We used polymerase chain reaction to screen samples for hematozoan infection from 490...

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PMID: 17152948
DOI: 10.1645/ge-639r.1

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