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Rapid evolution of reproduction without blood feeding in an invasive vector mosquito

Name: Rapid evolution of reproduction without blood feeding in an invasive vector mosquito
Creator: University of California, Riverside
Published: 2024-09-19T00:00:00+08:00

Zenodo2024-09-19 更新2026-04-07 收录

媒介蚊虫基因组

繁殖适应

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资源简介：

The file contains the Rproject with all the data and scripts to replicate all the analysis.

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提供机构：

University of California, Riverside

创建时间：

2024-09-19

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