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Analysis of the remaining habitat of an endemic species rediscovered
Mammalian Biology, 2020Dipodomys gravipes is distributed only in the San Quintin plains, in the northwest of the peninsula of Baja California, Mexico; this species is known to prefer flat areas and undisturbed sites. The San Quintin region has experienced accelerated agricultural development over the past 20 years, diminishing the populations of D.
Leticia Cab-Sulub +1 more
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Introduction to the analysis, synthesis, and comparisons of endemic butterflies in Mexico
ZootaxaEndemic species are biological singularities whose relevance lies in their unique history and the information they provide about the history of the area where they are distributed. This is the first compilation study that brings together all the available information on endemics of butterflies, a highly diverse insect group in Mexico.
MARYSOL TRUJANO-ORTEGA +4 more
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IS MESH TERROR ENDEMICAL? A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF TRENDS
British Journal of SurgeryAbstract Introduction Mesh reinforcement for hernia repair has demonstrated to reduce recurrence rates for many scenarios of ventral and inguinal defects. In recent years, many hernia surgeons from specific geographies have encountered patients who feel strongly against the use of mesh, while ...
L A Martin-del-Campo +1 more
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A biogeographical analysis of Greek Oniscidean endemism
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Sfenthourakis, Spyros +3 more
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Parsimony analysis of endemism under the “areas of endemism as individuals” thesis
Cladistics, 2013Brian I, Crother, Christopher M, Murray
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Dengue and zika seropositivity, burden, endemicity, and cocirculation antibodies in Nigeria
Annals of Medicine, 2023Axel Kroeger +2 more
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Karyotype analysis of Ethiopian endemic Kniphofia species
2013Image analysis was used to study the karyotype of six Ethiopian Kniphofia species: K. foliosa, K. hildebrandtii, K. insignis, K. isoetifolia, K. schimperi and K. pumila. The first five are endemic to Ethiopia. All have somatic chromosome number of 2n = 12, and follow the same karyotype formula: 1m + 3sm + 2st.
Teklehaymanot, Tilahun +3 more
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