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Two genetic changes in cis-regulatory elements caused evolution of petal spot position in Clarkia.

Nature plants - 1 Jan 2018

Jiang Peng, Rausher Mark

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A major premise in evolutionary developmental biology is that regulatory changes, often involving cis-regulatory elements, are responsible for much morphological evolution. This premise is supported by recent investigations of animal development, but information is just beginning to accumulate regarding whether it also applies to the evolution of plant morphology1-4. Here, we identify the genetic differences...

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PMID: 29298993
DOI: 10.1038/s41477-017-0085-6

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