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期刊名:Evolutionary applications

缩写:EVOL APPL

ISSN:1752-4571

e-ISSN:1752-4571

IF/分区:3.2/Q2

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Whether populations can adapt to predicted climate change conditions, and how rapidly, are critical questions for the management of natural systems. Experimental evolution has become an important tool to answer these questions. In order to ...
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