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Music to an amniote's ears, an "accordion" model of genome size evolution
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
Posted in adaptation, bioinformatics, evolution, genomics
Tagged adaptation, amniote evolution, natural selection, transposable elements
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