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Evolutionary genetics of invasive species
Trends in Ecology & Evolution · 2002 · Vol. 17(8) · pp. 386–391
Carol Eunmi Lee✉(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
Plant and animal studiesGenetic diversity and population structureForest Insect Ecology and ManagementEpistasisBiologyHuman evolutionary geneticsEvolutionary biologyGenetic algorithmNatural selectionGenetic architectureGeneSelection (genetic algorithm)Adaptation (eye)
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