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[Anonymous].  Submitted.  Mark-recapture and DNA fingerprinting data reveal high breeding-site fidelity, low natal philopatry, and low levels of population genetic differentiation in.  Auk.  122:329-337.
Lysne SJ, Krouse BR.  2011.  Margaritifera falcata in Idaho: using museum collections and GIS to demonstrate a declining trend in regional distribution.  Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science.  47(2):33-39.