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Volume 32, Issue 2 pp. 456-458

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WHY ARE THERE INBREEDING EFFECTS IN HAPLO-DIPLOID SYSTEMS?

Dorothea Brückner, 

Dorothea Brückner

Zoologisches Institut d. Universität, Seidlstr. 25, 8 München 2, FRG

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Dorothea Brückner, 

Dorothea Brückner

Zoologisches Institut d. Universität, Seidlstr. 25, 8 München 2, FRG

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First published: June 1978

https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1558-5646.1978.tb00661.x

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Volume32, Issue2

June 1978

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