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Overview of the cestode fauna of European shrews of the genus Sorex with comments on the fauna in Neomys and Crocidura and an exploration of historical processes in post-glacial Europe Cover

Overview of the cestode fauna of European shrews of the genus Sorex with comments on the fauna in Neomys and Crocidura and an exploration of historical processes in post-glacial Europe

Helminthologia
Volume 48 (2011): Issue 4 (December 2011)
By: R. Binkienė,  V. Kontrimavichus and  E. Hoberg  
Open Access
|Oct 2011

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Keywords:
Cestodes,
Biogeography,
Colonization,
Post-Glacial Europe,
Sorex
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