Intraspecific variation of body size in a gamasid mite Laelaps clethrionomydis: environment, geography and host dependence.

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Boris R Krasnov

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Georgy I Shenbrot

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Irina S Khokhlova

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Natalia P Korallo-Vinarskaya

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