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Invasion, Colonization, and Disturbance; Historical Ecology of the Endangered Miami Blue Butterfly

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    Scott P. Carroll

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    Jenella Loye

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Carroll, S.P., Loye, J. Invasion, Colonization, and Disturbance; Historical Ecology of the Endangered Miami Blue Butterfly. J Insect Conserv 10, 13–27 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10841-005-8315-z

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