Deborah Charlesworth

Deborah Charlesworth (née Maltby; born 1943) is a population geneticist from the UK, notable for her important discoveries in population genetics and evolutionary biology. Her most notable research is in understanding the evolution of recombination, sex chromosomes and mating system for plants. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Evolution a very short introduction

    Evolution a very short introduction by Charlesworth, Brian 1945-, Charlesworth, Deborah

    Published 2003
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    Introduction to plant population biology

    Introduction to plant population biology by Silvertown, Jonathan W. 1954-, Charlesworth, Deborah

    Published 2001
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    Evolution a very short introduction

    Evolution a very short introduction by Charlesworth, Brian 1945-, Charlesworth, Deborah

    Published 2017
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    Introduction to plant population biology

    Introduction to plant population biology by Silvertown, Jonathan W. 1954-, Charlesworth, Deborah

    Published 2007
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    Evolution eine Einführung

    Evolution eine Einführung by Charlesworth, Brian 1945-, Charlesworth, Deborah

    Published 2012
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    Introduction to plant population biology

    Introduction to plant population biology by Silvertown, Jonathan W. 1954-, Charlesworth, Deborah

    Published 2001
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