MHC-associated mating strategies and the importance of overall genetic diversity in an obligate pair-living primate

Nina Schwensow(Universität Hamburg), Simone Sommer(Universität Ulm), Joanna Fietz(Universität Ulm), Kathrin H. Dausmann(Universität Hamburg)
Evolutionary Ecology
July 17, 2007
10.1007/s10682-007-9186-4
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