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October 24, 2003Molecular EcologyOpen Access

Out of the Alps: colonization of Northern Europe by East Alpine populations of the Glacier Buttercup Ranunculus glacialis L. (Ranunculaceae)

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PSPeter SchönswetterUniversität InnsbruckOPOvidiu PaunUniversity of ViennaATAndreas TribschUniversity of Salzburg

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