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Two speed invasion: assisted and intrinsic dispersal of common mynas over 150 years of colonization

2019-01-01

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AIM: Despite the common myna's widespread distribution, and the significant impact it has caused in parts of its non‐native range, there have been no comprehensive genomic studies of its invasion of any region. We aimed to characterize the common myna invasion of the Australian continent to understand its population genetic landscape, introduction history, dispersal characteristics, and the interconnectedness betw...

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Literature Corpus work: 64fd8c79-0ae4-522d-bde8-126bddf248ce
DOI: 10.1111/jbi.13473

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