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Effects of self- and cross-fertilization on parental fecundity and offspring survival in eight populations of Lymnaea stagnalis

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Suonpää, Susanna
Date
2008
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Ekologia ja evoluutiobiologiaEcology and evolutionary biology

 
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itsesiitos ristisiitos cross-fertilization fitness inbreeding depression self-fertilization Lymnaea stagnalis kotilot isolimakotilo kaksineuvoisuus
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