Highly Recombinant VGII Cryptococcus gattii Population Develops Clonal Outbreak Clusters through both Sexual Macroevolution and Asexual Microevolution
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Christina A. Cuomo | J. Heitman | P. Mieczkowski | C. Cuomo | D. Croll | D. Carter | J. Kronstad | Wenjun Li | R. B. Billmyre
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