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A common molecular basis to the convergent evolution of the selfing syndrome in <i>Capsella</i>

2019-05-29

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Whether, and to what extent, phenotypic evolution follows predictable genetic paths, remains an important question in evolutionary biology. Convergent evolution of similar characters provides a unique opportunity to address this question. The transition to selfing and the associated changes in flower morphology are among the most prominent examples of repeated evolution in plants. Yet, to date no studies have dire...

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Literature Corpus work: 79204326-6ee8-5caa-897f-f1e594d2bfa9
DOI: 10.1101/653139

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