A transmissible cancer shifts from emergence to endemism in Tasmanian devils
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Austin H. Patton | Menna E. Jones | A. Leaché | H. McCallum | A. Storfer | T. Stadler | Paul A Hohenlohe | Mark J. Margres | R. Hamede | Christopher P. Kozakiewicz | Rodrigo K. Hamede | Matthew F. Lawrance | M. Ruiz‐Aravena | David G. Hamilton | S. Comte | Lauren E. Ricci | Robyn L Taylor | Robyn L. Taylor | Andrew Storfer | Lauren E Ricci
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