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Clematis fremontii
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Clematis fremontii

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  • Common wildebeest
    population ecology
    / Metapopulations

    …distribution of the perennial herb Clematis fremontii variety Riehlii in Missouri shows the metapopulation structure for this plant over an area of 1,129 square km (436 square miles). There is, therefore, a hierarchy of population structure from local populations to metapopulations to broader geographic groups of populations and eventually up…

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    …distribution of the perennial herb Clematis fremontii variety Riehlii in Missouri shows the metapopulation structure for this plant over an area of 1,129 square km (436 square miles). There is, therefore, a hierarchy of population structure from local populations to metapopulations to broader geographic groups of populations and eventually up…

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