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Phylosymbiosis in the making: Discordant developmental emergence of evolutionary signatures in the mammalian gut microbiome and host transcriptome
Gut microbial communities often mirror host phylogenetic relationships, an eco-evolutionary pattern known as phylosymbiosis. While phylosymbiosis is well documented in adult mammals, the developmental timing and mechanisms underlying its emergence remain unknown. Here, we use four captive-bred speci
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