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Population genetics at three spatial scales of a rare sponge living in fragmented habitats.

BMC evolutionary biology - 14 Jan 2010

Blanquer Andrea, Uriz Maria J

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BACKGROUND: Rare species have seldom been studied in marine habitats, mainly because it is difficult to formally assess the status of rare species, especially in patchy benthic organisms, for which samplings are often assumed to be incomplete and, thus, inappropriate for establishing the real abu...

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PMID: 20074333
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2148-10-13
PMCID: PMC2818636

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