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Human introductions create opportunities for intra-specific hybridization in an alien lizard

2013-05-01

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Introduction of individuals from multiple sources could create opportunities for hybridization between previously isolated lineages, which may impact on the invasion process. Identifying the phylogeographic origin of introduced populations is therefore an important task to further test the causes and consequences of human-mediated translocations. The common wall lizard (Podarcis muralis) shows a strong phylogeogra...

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8bc2f3f6-6945-5845-8a35-a131a5d05ad1
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10.1007/s10530-012-0353-3
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