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Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife

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Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife

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Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife is a thesis[1].

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  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife authored assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife — author (P50): Louis Le Clercq[2].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's instance of is recorded as assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife — instance of (P31): thesis[3].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-1-77633-216-8[4].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-1-77633-217-5[5].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's DOI is recorded as 10.13140/RG.2.2.26697.47203/3[6].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's publication date is recorded as +2024-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's main subject is recorded as assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife — main subject (P921): genetics[8].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife studied under assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife — student of (P1066): Desiré Lee Dalton[9].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife studied under assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife — student of (P1066): J. Paul Grobler[10].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife studied under assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife — student of (P1066): Antoinette Kotzé[11].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's Handle ID is recorded as 11660/12728[12].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's title is recorded as Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife[13].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's thesis submitted to is recorded as assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of the Free State[14].
  • Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's ProQuest document ID is recorded as 31490280[15].

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Biological clock measures: assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife's instance of is recorded as assessing the association between the circadian and epigenetic clock as predictors of migration phenology and biological aging in wildlife — instance of (P31): thesis[3].

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