Native Seychelles tortoises or Aldabran imports? The importance of radiocarbon dating for ancient DNA studies

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2005-03-01
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Karanth, KP
Palkovacs, E
Gerlach, J
Glaberman, S
Hume, JP
Caccone, A
Yoder, AD
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Karanth, KP; Palkovacs, E; Gerlach, J; Glaberman, S; Hume, JP; Caccone, A; & Yoder, AD (2005). Native Seychelles tortoises or Aldabran imports? The importance of radiocarbon dating for ancient DNA studies. Amphibia Reptilia, 26(1). pp. 116-121. 10.1163/1568538053693279. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/6527.
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