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2004Assessment of prey overlap between a native (Polistes humilis) and an introduced (Vespula germanica) social wasp using morphology and phylogenetic analyses of 16S rDNAKasper, M.; Reeson, A.; Cooper, S.; Perry, K.; Austin, A.
2005Systematics, evolution, and biology of scelionid and platygastrid waspsAustin, A.; Johnson, N.; Dowton, M.
2021Development and evaluation of a custom bait design based on 469 single-copy protein-coding genes for exon capture of isopods (Philosciidae: Haloniscus)Stringer, D.; Bertozzi, T.; Meusemann, K.; Delean, J.; Guzik, M.; Tierney, S.; Mayer, C.; Cooper, S.; Zwick, A.; Austin, A.; ZHANG, F.
1997Evidence for AT-transversion bias in wasp (Hymenoptera: Symphyta) mitochondrial genes and its implications for the origin of parasitismDowton, M.; Austin, A.
2007Subterranean archipelago in the Australian arid zone: mitochondrial DNA phylogeography of amphipods from central Western AustraliaCooper, S.; Bradbury, J.; Saint, K.; Leijs, R.; Austin, A.; Humphreys, W.
2000Estimating ancestral geographical distributions: a Gondwanan origin for aphid parasitoids?Belshaw, R.; Dowton, M.; Quicke, D.; Austin, A.
2002Increased congruence does not necessarily indicate increased phylogenetic accuracy - The behavior of the incongruence length difference test in mixed-model analysesDowton, M.; Austin, A.
2002Contrasting rates of mitochondrial molecular evolution in parasitic diptera and hymenopteraCastro, L.; Austin, A.; Dowton, M.
2012What lies beneath: Molecular phylogenetics and ancestral state reconstruction of the ancient subterranean Australian Parabathynellidae (Syncarida, Crustacea)Abrams, K.; Guzik, M.; Cooper, S.; Humphreys, W.; King, R.; Cho, J.; Austin, A.
2009Phylogenetic approaches for the analysis of mitochondrial genome sequence data in the Hymenoptera - A lineage with both rapidly and slowly evolving mitochondrial genomesDowton, M.; Cameron, S.; Austin, A.; Whiting, M.

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