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Divergent abdominal bristle patterns in two distantly related drosophilids: antero-posterior variations and sexual dimorphism in a modular trait.

Genetica - 1 Oct 2008

Araripe Luciana O, Yassin Amir, Klaczko Louis Bernard, Moréteau Brigitte, David Jean R

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The number of neurosensory bristles on abdominal sternites of Drosophila is a most investigated trait for quantitative genetic studies. However, the developmental pattern expressed on successive segments in both sexes has remained so far a neglected field. We explored three aspects of this general problem with an isofemale line design: comparing two distantly related species, Drosophila melanogaster and Zaprionus...

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PMID: 18038182
DOI: 10.1007/s10709-007-9227-5

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