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期刊名:Evolution & development

缩写:EVOL DEV

ISSN:1520-541X

e-ISSN:1525-142X

IF/分区:2.0/Q3

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Stephanie Keer,Joshua D Storch,Stacy Nguyen et al. Stephanie Keer et al.
Changing the shape of craniofacial bones can profoundly alter ecological function, and understanding how developmental conditions sculpt skeletal phenotypes can provide insight into evolutionary adaptations. Thyroid hormone (TH) stimulates ...
Clayton J Harry,Sonia M Messar,Erik J Ragsdale Clayton J Harry
Pristionchus pacificus is a nematode model for the developmental genetics of morphological polyphenism, especially at the level of individual cells. Morphological polyphenism in this species includes an evolutionary novelty, moveable teeth,...
David Luecke,Gavin Rice,Artyom Kopp David Luecke
The evolution of gene expression via cis-regulatory changes is well established as a major driver of phenotypic evolution. However, relatively little is known about the influence of enhancer architecture and intergenic interactions on regul...
Richard J Walters,David Berger,Wolf U Blanckenhorn et al. Richard J Walters et al.
Understanding how environmental variation influences even cryptic traits is important to clarify the roles of selection and developmental constraints in past evolutionary divergence and to predict future adaptation under environmental chang...
Elena F Boer,Emily T Maclary,Michael D Shapiro Elena F Boer
Deciphering the genetic basis of vertebrate craniofacial variation is a longstanding biological problem with broad implications in evolution, development, and human pathology. One of the most stunning examples of craniofacial diversificatio...
Jörg Maletz Jörg Maletz
Extant and fossil pterobranchs show distinct symmetry conditions of the individual zooids and their tubaria that are not necessarily comparable. The strict bilateral symmetry in the zooids of extant Cephalodiscida is modified to a considera...
Jillian D Oliver,Katrina E Jones,Stephanie E Pierce et al. Jillian D Oliver et al.
Xenarthrans (armadillos, anteaters, sloths, and their extinct relatives) are unique among mammals in displaying a distinctive specialization of the posterior trunk vertebrae-supernumerary vertebral xenarthrous articulations. This study seek...
Vanessa I Guerra,Gwilym Haynes,Maria Byrne et al. Vanessa I Guerra et al.
Gamete compatibility, and fertilization success, is mediated by gamete-recognition genes (GRGs) that are expected to show genetic evidence of a response to sexual selection associated with mating system traits. Changes in the strength of se...
Miriam L Zelditch,Anjali Goswami Miriam L Zelditch
Modularity is now generally recognized as a fundamental feature of organisms, one that may have profound consequences for evolution. Modularity has recently become a major focus of research in organismal biology across multiple disciplines ...