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The genetic and genomic basis of crustacean body plan evolution
Crustaceans are a group of organisms with tremendous diversity in the organization of limbs alongtheir body, also known as the bauplan, or body plan. This diversity is hypothesized to arise from evolutionary changes to the expression domains of the Hox genes, an ancient gene family conserved to most
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