A genetic perspective on the taxonomy and evolution of the medically important flea,Dinopsyllus ellobius(Siphonaptera: Dinopsyllinae), and the resurrection ofDinopsyllus abaris (Q58874698)

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English	A genetic perspective on the taxonomy and evolution of the medically important flea,Dinopsyllus ellobius(Siphonaptera: Dinopsyllinae), and the resurrection ofDinopsyllus abaris	article published in 2015

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A genetic perspective on the taxonomy and evolution of the medically important flea,Dinopsyllus ellobius(Siphonaptera: Dinopsyllinae), and the resurrection ofDinopsyllus abaris (English)

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Dinopsyllus ellobius

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Siphonaptera

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Sonja Matthee

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Luther van der Mescht

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Luther van der Mescht

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Conrad A. Matthee

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8 July 2015

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Biological Journal of the Linnean Society

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116

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541-557

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