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The importance of comparative phylogeography in diagnosing introduced species: a lesson from the seal salamander, Desmognathus monticola.

BMC ecology - 7 Sept 2007

Bonett Ronald M, Kozak Kenneth H, Vieites David R, Bare Alison, Wooten Jessica A, Trauth Stanley E

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BACKGROUND: In most regions of the world human influences on the distribution of flora and fauna predate complete biotic surveys. In some cases this challenges our ability to discriminate native from introduced species. This distinction is particularly critical for isolated populations, because r...

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PMID: 17825102
DOI: 10.1186/1472-6785-7-7
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