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1. Extreme ecosystems and geosystems in the Canadian High Arctic: Ward Hunt Island and vicinity.

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VINCENT, Warwick F., FORTIER, Daniel, LÉVESQUE, Esther, BOULANGER-LAPOINTE, Noémie, TREMBLAY, Benoît, SARRAZIN, Denis, ANTONIADES, Dermot, and MUELLER, Derek R.

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2011
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2. How frequent is metapopulation structure among butterflies in grasslands? Occurrence patterns in a forest-dominated landscape in southern Sweden1.

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Ranius, Thomas, Nilsson, Sven G., and Franzén, Markus

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2011
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3. How frequent is metapopulation structure among butterflies in grasslands? Occurrence patterns in a forest-dominated landscape in southern Sweden1.

Author

Ranius, Thomas, Nilsson, Sven G., and Franzén, Markus

Subjects
BUTTERFLIES, METAPOPULATION (Ecology), GRASSLANDS, COLONIZATION (Ecology)
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2011
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