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Behavioural analysis of loss of function zebrafish supports baz1b as master regulator of domestication

2022-02-03

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Domestication is associated with both morphological and behavioural phenotypic changes that differentiate domesticated species from their wild counterparts. Some of the traits are those purposely targeted by the selection process, whilst others co-occur as a result of selection. The combination of traits is referred to as the domestication syndrome and their shared characteristics has given rise to the neural cres...

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3ba0c538-b8c8-575e-9993-a901e5afaa2b
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10.1101/2022.02.02.478842
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