PDF) Ground tit genome reveals avian adaptation to living at high altitudes in the Tibetan plateau
Phylogenetic relationship and distance of the ground tit. (a)
Wenjuan WANG, associate professor, Beijing Forestry University
Wenjuan WANG, associate professor, Beijing Forestry University
Sankar SUBRAMANIAN, Senior Lecturer Genetics, PhD, University of the Sunshine Coast, USC, GeneCology Research Centre
Xuehong MENG, Novogene, Beijing
David LAMBERT, Griffith University, Brisbane, Environmental Futures Research Institute
Wenjuan WANG, associate professor, Beijing Forestry University
PDF) Ground tit genome reveals avian adaptation to living at high altitudes in the Tibetan plateau
Hongwei Zhao's research works Novogene, Beijing and other places
PDF) Ground tit genome reveals avian adaptation to living at high altitudes in the Tibetan plateau
Bin GAO, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, CAS, Institute of Zoology
Sankar SUBRAMANIAN, Senior Lecturer Genetics, PhD, University of the Sunshine Coast, USC, GeneCology Research Centre
Sankar SUBRAMANIAN, Senior Lecturer Genetics, PhD, University of the Sunshine Coast, USC, GeneCology Research Centre
Xuehong MENG, Novogene, Beijing
