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Harenčár, Julia G., Salazar‐Amoretti, Diego, García‐Robledo, Carlos, Kay, Kathleen M. (2024) Growth–defense trade‐offs promote habitat isolation between recently‐diverged species. Ecology and Evolution, 14 (7) doi:10.1002/ece3.11609

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TitleGrowth–defense trade‐offs promote habitat isolation between recently‐diverged species
JournalEcology and Evolution
AuthorsHarenčár, Julia G.Author
Salazar‐Amoretti, DiegoAuthor
García‐Robledo, CarlosAuthor
Kay, Kathleen M.Author
Year2024 (July)Volume14
Issue7
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/ece3.11609Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHarenčár, Julia G., Salazar‐Amoretti, Diego, García‐Robledo, Carlos, Kay, Kathleen M. (2024) Growth–defense trade‐offs promote habitat isolation between recently‐diverged species. Ecology and Evolution, 14 (7) doi:10.1002/ece3.11609
Plain TextHarenčár, Julia G., Salazar‐Amoretti, Diego, García‐Robledo, Carlos, Kay, Kathleen M. (2024) Growth–defense trade‐offs promote habitat isolation between recently‐diverged species. Ecology and Evolution, 14 (7) doi:10.1002/ece3.11609
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