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Extinction, recolonization, and dispersal through time in a planktonic crustacean.

Ecology - 1 Dec 2007

Mergeay Joachim, Vanoverbeke Joost, Verschuren Dirk, De Meester Luc

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Dormant propagule banks are important reservoirs of biological and genetic diversity of local communities and populations and provide buffering mechanisms against extinction. Although dormant stages of various plant and animal species are known to remain viable for decades and even centuries, lit...

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PMID: 18229838
DOI: 10.1890/06-1538.1

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