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High Levels of Genetic Variability in an Isolated Colony of Rock-wallabies (Petrogale assimilis): Evidence from Three Classes of Molecular Markers

Peter B. S. Spencer, Mark Adams, Helene Marsh, David J. Miller and Mark D. B. Eldridge
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