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Temperature-driven heterochrony as a main evolutionary response to climate changes in conodonts.

Proceedings. Biological sciences - 26 Oct 2022

Souquet Louise, Guenser Pauline, Girard Catherine, Mazza Michele, Rigo Manuel, Goudemand Nicolas

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Can we predict the evolutionary response of organisms to climate changes? The direction of greatest intraspecific phenotypic variance is thought to correspond to an 'evolutionary line of least resistance', i.e. a taxon's phenotype is expected to evolve along that general direction, if not constrained otherwise. In particular, heterochrony, whereby the timing or rate of developmental processes are modified, has...

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PMID: 36259210
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2022.0614
PMCID: PMC9579755

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