Ecological factors influence population genetic structure of European grey wolves
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S. Funk | W. Branicki | B. Jędrzejewska | W. Jędrzejewski | M. Pilot | V. Sidorovich | Krystyna Stachura | MALGORZATA PILOT | WLODZIMIERZ JEDRZEJEWSKI | WOJCIECH BRANICKI | VADIM E. SIDOROVICH | BOGUMILA JEDRZEJEWSKA | KRYSTYNA STACHURA | STEPHAN M. FUNK
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