The development and use of microsatellite DNA markers from Fundulus heteroclitus as a method of measuring genetic diversity and ecological impact in polluted areas of Long Island Sound - ProQuest

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The development and use of microsatellite DNA markers from Fundulus heteroclitus as a method of measuring genetic diversity and ecological impact in polluted areas of Long Island Sound

Goldmeyer, James Edward. University of Connecticut ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2005. 3205733.