Inadequate Taxonomy and Highly Divergent COI Haplotypes in Laboratory and Field Populations of Earthworms used in Ecotoxicology. A Case Study
Patricks Voua Otomo(University of the Free State), Cornelius Carlos Bezuidenhout(North-West University), Mark Maboeta(North-West University)
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