Mark N. Hutchinson is affiliated with the South Australian Museum in Australia. Their research spans multiple fields within environmental and biological sciences, with a focus on amphibian and reptile biology as well as ecological and evolutionary studies.
The scientist's recent notable publications include:
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Key publication venues where Hutchinson has contributed multiple articles are:
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The main topics of Hutchinson's research focus on:
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Lesley H. Rawlings;Lesley H. Rawlings;Daniel L. Rabosky;Stephen C. Donnellan;Mark N. Hutchinson
M.S.Y. Lee;P.M. Oliver;M.N. Hutchinson
Tim Milne;C. Michael Bull;Mark N. Hutchinson
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Julie Marin;Stephen C. Donnellan;Stephen C. Donnellan;S. Blair Hedges;Nicolas Puillandre
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