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Chromosomenevolution in der Drosophila obscura — Gruppe

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Der Ablauf der Evolution kann auf sehr unterschiedlicher Komplexitätsebene untersucht werden. In diesem Kapitel soll exemplarisch dargestellt werden, was wir über die Chromosomenevolution einiger Drosophila — Arten aus der Drosophila obscura — Gruppe wissen.

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    Diether Sperlich

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Sperlich, D. (1989). Chromosomenevolution in der Drosophila obscura — Gruppe. In: Streit, B. (eds) Evolutionsprozesse im Tierreich. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-5214-2_3

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