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The problems with hybrids: setting conservation guidelines
Trends in Ecology & Evolution · 2001 · Vol. 16(11) · pp. 613–622
Fred W. Allendorf✉(University of Montana)Robb F. Leary(University of Montana)Paul Spruell(University of Montana)John K. Wenburg(United States Fish and Wildlife Service)
Genetic diversity and population structurePlant Taxonomy and PhylogeneticsEcology and Vegetation Dynamics StudiesIntrogressionHybridTaxonExtinction (optical mineralogy)Natural (archaeology)BiologyHabitatEvolutionary biologyEcologyEnvironmental resource management
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