Landscape genetics of the Tasmanian devil: implications for spread of an infectious cancer
Andrew Storfer(Washington State University), Samantha Fox(Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania), Menna E. Jones(University of Tasmania), Shelly Lachish(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Stephen F. Spear(United States Geological Survey), Steven J. Micheletti(University of Idaho), Brendan Epstein(University of Minnesota System)
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