le Long-term balancing selection on chromosomal variants associated with crypsis in a stick insect
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Dorothea Lindtke | Víctor Soria-Carrasco | Romain Villoutreix | Timothy E. Farkas | Kay Lucek | Stuart R. Dennis | Patrik Nosil | P. Nosil | Z. Gompert | S. Dennis | D. Lindtke | Romain Villoutreix | R. Riesch | K. Lucek | Rüdiger Riesch | V. Soria-Carrasco | Zach Gompert | T. Farkas | Timothy | E. Farkas
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