Journal of Zoological Systematics and Evolutionary Research: Vol 15, No 3

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Reproduktive Isolation, ökologische Sonderung und morphologische Differenz der Zwillingsarten Panorpa communis L. und P. vulgaris Imhoff und Labram (Insecta, Mecoptera)
Eine vergleichend biologische und evolutionsökologische Studie

Zur Phylogenie der Panorpiden Europas (Insecta, Mecoptera)

Origin and evolution of the Desmoscolecida, an aberrant group of nematodes

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Reproduktive Isolation, ökologische Sonderung und morphologische Differenz der Zwillingsarten Panorpa communis L. und P. vulgaris Imhoff und Labram (Insecta, Mecoptera)Eine vergleichend biologische und evolutionsökologische Studie

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Origin and evolution of the Desmoscolecida, an aberrant group of nematodes

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Reproduktive Isolation, ökologische Sonderung und morphologische Differenz der Zwillingsarten Panorpa communis L. und P. vulgaris Imhoff und Labram (Insecta, Mecoptera)
Eine vergleichend biologische und evolutionsökologische Studie