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Amoebozoans Are Secretly but Ancestrally Sexual: Evidence for Sex Genes and Potential Novel Crossover Pathways in Diverse Groups of Amoebae

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Tekle, Yonas I Wood, Fiona C Katz, Laura A Cero n-Romero, Mario A Gorfu, Lydia A

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  1. African American Scholars
  2. African American Universities And Colleges
  3. African Americans
  4. Atlanta
  5. Education (Higher)
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  7. Georgia
  8. Spelman College
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