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Comparative transcriptomics of maturity-associated color change in Hawaiian spiders.

The Journal of heredity - 1 Jan 2014

Yim Kristina M, Brewer Michael S, Miller Craig T, Gillespie Rosemary G

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Discontinuous variation within individuals is increasingly recognized as playing a role in diversification and ecological speciation. This study is part of an effort to investigate the molecular genetic underpinnings of adaptive radiation in Hawaiian spiders (genus Tetragnatha). This radiation is found throughout the Hawaiian Islands, showing a common pattern of evolutionary progression from older to younger...

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PMID: 25149253
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esu043

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