Immune gene variability influences roe deer natal dispersal

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Immune gene variability influences roe deer natal dispersal

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A. J. Mark Hewison

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Bruno Cargnelutti

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Erwan Quéméré

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Hélène Verheyden

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Joël Merlet

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Lucie Debeffe

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Maxime Galan

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Nicolas Morellet

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10.1111/OIK.02904

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125

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Jean-François Cosson

Cécile Vanpé

Emmanuelle Gilot-Fromont

Jean-Michel Gaillard

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2016-05-12T00:00:00Z

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