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| Valenzuela, N., LeClere, A., & Shikano, T. (2006). Comparative gene expression of steroidogenic factor 1 in chrysemys picta and apalone mutica turtles with temperature-dependent and genotypic sex determination. Evolution and Development, 8(5), 424–432. |
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| Valenzuela, N. (2001). Genetic differentiation among nesting beaches in the highly migratory giant river turtle (podocnemis expansa) from colombia. Herpetologica, 57(1), 48–57. |
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| Valenzuela, N., Botero, R., & Martinez, E. (1997). Field study of sex determination in podocnemis expansa from colombian amazonia. Herpetologica, 53, 390–398. |
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| Valenzuela, N. (2001). Constant, shift and natural temperature effects on sex determination in podocnemis expansa turtles. Ecology, 82(9), 1108–1122. |
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| Valenzuela, N. (2009). Egg incubation and collection of painted turtle embryos. Cold Spring Harbor Protocols, 4(7). |
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| Valenzuela, N. (2009). Co-evolution of genomic structure and selective forces underlying sexual development and reproduction. Cytogenetic and Genome Research, 127, 232–241. |
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| Valenzuela, N. (2007). Relic thermosensitive gene expression in a turtle with genotypic sex determination. Evolution, 62(1), 234–240. |
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| Valenzuela, N. (2001). Maternal effects on life-history traits in the amazonian giant river turtle podocnemis expansa. Journal of Herpetology, 35(3), 368–378. |
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