Specific identity is not correlated with behavioural and life- history diversity in Antechinus stuartii sensu lato

McNee, A.; Cockburn, A.

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Specific identity is not correlated with behavioural and life- history diversity in Antechinus stuartii sensu lato

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1992

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McNee, A.

Cockburn, A.

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Two genetically distinct forms of Antechinus stuartii coexist in S New South Wales, and apparently do not hybridise. Sympatric populations cohabit in communal nests both outside and during the breeding season. -from Authors

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Australian Journal of Zoology

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10.1071/ZO9920127

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Specific identity is not correlated with behavioural and life- history diversity in Antechinus stuartii sensu lato

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