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An electrophoretic analysis of patterns of speciation in Cloacina clarkae, C. communis, C. petrogale and C. similis (Nematoda:Strongyloidea) from macropodid marsupials.

International journal for parasitology - 1 May 1997

Chilton N B, Beveridge I, Andrews R H

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An electrophoretic study was conducted on Cloacina clarkae, C. communis, C. petrogale and C. similis based on 19 enzyme loci. C. communis was widely distributed in Macropus robustus, showing some genetic variation among populations but occasionally switching to other macropodid hosts (M. agilis, M. antilopinus). C. similis occurred in members of the Petrogale penicillata complex, Macropus dorsalis and Thylogale...

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PMID: 9193942
DOI: 10.1016/s0020-7519(97)00026-x

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