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  • Invasion Genomics

    This book explores how genomic data are revolutionising basic and applied invasion science. It shows how genomic technologies can reveal key drivers of biological invasions, such as hybridisation and rapid adaptation, and illustrates major breakthroughs achieved through the study of model systems. Multiple layers of variation are considered, including epigenetic variation and genetic variation, ... Read more

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  • Oliver and his Egg

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    by Paul Schmid ...
    Illustrated by Paul Schmid ...
    Series series Hyperion Picture Book with Audio (eBook)
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