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A brain-wide analysis maps structural evolution to distinct anatomical module.

eLife - 27 Jul 2023

Kozol Robert A, Conith Andrew J, Yuiska Anders, Cree-Newman Alexia, Tolentino Bernadeth, Benesh Kasey, Paz Alexandra, Lloyd Evan, Kowalko Johanna E, Keene Alex C, Albertson Craig, Duboue Erik R

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The vertebrate brain is highly conserved topologically, but less is known about neuroanatomical variation between individual brain regions. Neuroanatomical variation at the regional level is hypothesized to provide functional expansion, building upon ancestral anatomy needed for basic functions. Classically, animal models used to study evolution have lacked tools for detailed anatomical analysis that are widely...

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PMID: 37498318
DOI: 10.7554/eLife.80777
PMCID: PMC10435234

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