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Western Palearctic water frogs (Amphibia, Ranidae): Systematics, genetics and population compositions
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Experimental gynogenesis provides evidence of hybridogenetic reproduction in theRana esculenta complex
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Interspecific hybrids ofRana ridibunda without germ line exclusion of a parental genome
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Hybridization, Unisexuality, and Polyploidy in the Teleost Poeciliopsis (Poeciliidae) and Other Vertebrates
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Hybridization within the Rana ridibunda Complex of North Africa
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Discordant genetic and morphological differentiation between three Rana vidibunda populations from northern Greece
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