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Music to an amniote's ears, an "accordion" model of genome size evolution

Posted on 10 Feb, 2017 by Kelle Freel

How did we get where we are? Genetically speaking, that is. A few posts ago, that whole genotype-phenotype question was discussed, how do genomes make plants and animals (and don’t forget the microbes!) look and act how they do. Another … Continue reading →

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