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The Theory and Practice of Branch Autonomy | Synapse

November 1, 1991Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics485 citations

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The Theory and Practice of Branch Autonomy

DSDouglas G. SprugelUniversity of Washington THThomas M. HinckleyUniversity of Washington WSW Schaap

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