Abstract
Each contributor to this publication was asked to examine how molecular genetic tools have contributed to their specific areas of consideration. To increase the practical utility of the book, a summary of software that is available for the anaylsis of data in molecular ecology is included.
Keywords
Molecular ecologyEcologyData scienceBiologyComputer scienceSociology
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- 1998
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Gary R. Carvalho
(1998).
Advances in molecular ecology.
Medical Entomology and Zoology
.