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Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast

2011 thesis (Ph.D.) submitted to Stanford University by Brent Lockwood
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Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast

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Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast is a doctoral thesis[1].

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  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast authored Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — author (P50): Brent L Lockwood[2].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's instance of is recorded as Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's language of work or name is recorded as Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — language of work or name (P407): English[4].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's country of origin is recorded as Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — country of origin (P495): United States[5].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's publication date is recorded as +2011-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's work available at URL is recorded as http://purl.stanford.edu/sy838yh4259[7].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's described at URL is recorded as https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/9153824[8].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's title is recorded as Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast[9].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's title is recorded as Physiological mechanisms underlying a species invasion : adaptive differences between invasive and native mussels (genus mytilus) on the California coast[10].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's thesis submitted to is recorded as Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — thesis submitted to (P4101): Stanford University[11].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): StanfordThesisProject[12].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — maintained by WikiProject (P6104): WikiProject Invasion Biology[13].
  • Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's research site is recorded as Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — research site (P6153): Hopkins Marine Station[14].

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Physiological Mechanisms Underlying A Species Invasion : Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast's instance of is recorded as Adaptive Differences Between Invasive And Native Mussels (genus Mytilus) On The California Coast — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].

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