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EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS OF A HIGH SELFING RATE IN THE FRESHWATER SNAIL LYMNAEA TRUNCATULA

✍ Scribed by S. Trouvae; L. Degen; F. Renaud; J. Goudet

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