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期刊名:Evolution & development

缩写:EVOL DEV

ISSN:1520-541X

e-ISSN:1525-142X

IF/分区:2.4/Q2

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Leandro Lofeu,Ehsan Pashay Ahi Leandro Lofeu
Concepts of developmental timing have traditionally been framed under heterochrony as evolved (genetically based) differences in timing, while environmentally induced shifts in timing within genotypes have been treated more loosely. In this...
Jaeyeong Han,Alyson Ficca,Marissa Lanzatella et al. Jaeyeong Han et al.
Despite their diversity in habitats, nematodes are often considered to have a highly conserved neuroanatomy. This premise is based on only a subset of the nematode phylogenetic tree within the subclass Chromadoria, which includes the model ...
Laurent Houle,Olivier Larouche,Richard Cloutier Laurent Houle
Brain evolution in vertebrates has been conceptualized through two major hypotheses: the mosaic and concerted evolution models. The mosaic evolution model suggests that brain structures are primarily shaped by functional constraints, wherea...
C Hal Terry,Dante J Nesta,Lucia Caluseriu et al. C Hal Terry et al.
Cryptic genetic variation-heritable genetic variation that is only expressed under stressful or novel environments-can potentially fuel the evolution of novel traits. While previous work has demonstrated that novel environments can expose c...
Robin Pranter,Cedric Patthey,Nathalie Feiner Robin Pranter
Neural crest cells (NCCs) are a key component of the vertebrate body plan and contribute to a variety of different traits. Recent advances in single-cell transcriptomics (scRNA-seq) have significantly improved our understanding of NCC biolo...
Aniket Sengupta,Dianella G Howarth Aniket Sengupta
Pairs of protein homologs may participate in competitive interactions to define morphology. How these competitive pairs evolve, whether they evolve repeatedly, and how they affect the origin of novel features are open questions. Ovules/seed...
Soichi Yeki,Kagayaki Kato,Shinichi Morita et al. Soichi Yeki et al.
Organisms on Earth show various forms of sexual dimorphism, including ornaments, weapon traits, and pheromone glands, which have been acquired through sexual selection during evolution. Although the genetic basis of sexual traits has been i...
Zelal Özgür Durmuş,Nihan Sultan Milat,Arjuna Rajakumar et al. Zelal Özgür Durmuş et al.
Evolutionary novelties often arise through complex interactions among genetic, developmental, and ecological processes, yet their origins remain poorly understood. Here, we investigate the germline capsule in Camponotus (Carpenter ants) as ...