Mixed population genomics support for the central marginal hypothesis across the invasive range of the cane toad (Rhinella marina) in Australia

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Genes Could Get the Jump on Cane Toads

Australasian Science, 29 Sep 2016

Scientists who have been using the spread of cane toads to examine genetic mechanisms that limit their range believe that slow…

Genes could get the jump on cane toads

North Queensland Register, 20 Sep 2016

A James Cook University scientist says slow adaptation to cold weather is delaying the spread of cane toads into southern…

Genes could get the jump on cane toads

Phys.org, 13 Sep 2016

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Genes could get the jump on cane toads

Noodls, 13 Sep 2016

James Cook University (via noodls) / A JCU scientist says slow adaptation to cold weather is delaying toad spread into the…

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