Ecological and evolutionary determinants for the adaptive radiation of the Madagascan vangas
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Susanne A. Fritz | R. Ricklefs | P. Fabre | K. Jønsson | J. Fjeldså | C. Rahbek | P. Ericson | R. Etienne | E. Pasquet | M. Irestedt | Friederike Woog | Tobias Jørgensen
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