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Caenorhabditis evolution: if they all look alike, you aren't looking hard enough.
Trends in genetics : TIG - 1 Mar 2007
Haag Eric S, Chamberlin Helen, Coghlan Avril, Fitch David H A, Peters Andrew D, Schulenburg Hinrich
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Caenorhabditis elegans is widely known as a model organism for cell, molecular, developmental and neural biology, but it is also being used for evolutionary studies. A recent meeting of researchers in Portugal covered topics as diverse as phylogenetics, genetic mapping of quantitative and qualitative intraspecific variation, evolutionary developmental biology and population genetics. Here, we summarize the main...
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