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HomeCIE Spotlight: MHC diversity and female age underpin reproductive success in an Australian icon; the Tasmanian Devil

CIE Spotlight: MHC diversity and female age underpin reproductive success in an Australian icon; the Tasmanian Devil

April 9, 2018April 2, 2018 Tim_Doherty CIE Spotlight

MHC diversity and female age underpin reproductive success in an Australian icon; the Tasmanian Devil.
Read the paper for free at Scientific Reports.

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