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Genomic architecture of the developing forelegs of Drosophila prolongata: an exaggerated weapon and ornament.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 17 Aug 2026

Audet Tyler, Perdigón Ferreira Jhoniel, Meena Abhishek, Abass Mariam, Torabi-Marashi Arteen, Yeom John, Zaghloul Fatima, Zaghloul Nour, Mizrahi Arie, Novikov Julia, Xi Emma, Lüpold Stefan, Dworkin Ian

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Elaborate secondary sexual traits are among the most striking phenotypes in nature. Functional genetic studies of these phenotypes generally focus on within-species analyses of candidate pathways, providing insight into mechanisms of trait expression, not necessarily genetic differences contributing to evolutionary change. Drosophila prolongata offers an exceptional model to explore evolution of trait...

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PMID: 42172094
DOI: 10.1093/evolut/qpag096

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