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Porous barriers? Assessment of gene flow within and among sympatric long‐eared bat species

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Data from: Andriollo T., Ashrafi S., Arlettaz R., Ruedi M. (2018). Porous barriers? Assessment of gene flow within and among sympatric long‐eared bat species. Ecology and Evolution 8
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Appendices from: Andriollo T., Ashrafi S., Arlettaz R., Ruedi M. (2018). Porous barriers? Assessment of gene flow within and among sympatric long‐eared bat species. Ecology and Evolution 8
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