Sources of inversion variation in the small single copy (SSC) region of chloroplast genomes.
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Robert K Jansen | R. Jansen | M. Zanis | Joseph F Walker | Joseph F. Walker | N. Emery | Michael J Zanis | Nancy C Emery
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