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Sex- and developmental-specific transcriptomic analyses of the Antarctic mite, Alaskozetes antarcticus, reveal transcriptional shifts underlying oribatid mite reproduction

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Meibers, Hannah E.; Finch, Geoffrey; Gregg, Robert T.; Glenn, Sierra; Assani, Keavash D.; Jennings, Emily C.; Davies, Benjamin; Rosendale, Andrew J.; Holmes, Christopher J.; Gantz, J. D.; et al (February 2019, Polar Biology)

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