Do Parasitic Lice Exhibit Endemism in Parallel with Their Avian Hosts? A Comparison across Northern Amazonian Areas of Endemism
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Do Parasitic Lice Exhibit Endemism in Parallel with Their Avian Hosts? A Comparison across Northern Amazonian Areas of Endemism
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JOURNAL OF PARASITOLOGY
Volume 109, Issue 5, Pages -
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American Society of Parasitologists
Online
2023-10-16
DOI
10.1645/18-135
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