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Adaptive significance of circadian rhythms

Biological clocks and darwinian fitness in cyanobacteria

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    V. Sheeba, Vijay Kumar Sharma & Amitabh Joshi

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Sheeba, V., Sharma, V.K. & Joshi, A. Adaptive significance of circadian rhythms. Reson 4, 73–75 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02837157

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