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23.1 Relationships among phyla

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23.1 Relationships among phyla. 23.2 Modularity of development: morphogenetic fields. 23.3 Modularity of development: enhancers. 23.7 The same set of instructions forms the nervous systems of both protostomes and deuterostomes. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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23.1 Relationships among phyla

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23.2 Modularity of development: morphogenetic fields

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23.3 Modularity of development: enhancers

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23.7 The same set of instructions forms the nervous systems of both protostomes and deuterostomes

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23.8 Autopods of chicken feet and duck feet are shown at similar stages

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23.9 Hox gene expression and morphological change in crustaceans (Part 1)

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23.9 Hox gene expression and morphological change in crustaceans (Part 2)

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23.10 The expression of Ubx and abdA (green) in the thoracic segments of different types of crustaceans

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23.11 Model for the evolution of the feather by changes in the pattern of Bmp2 and Shh expression

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23.12 Loss of limbs in snakes

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23.13 GIS analysis of gene activity in the formation of the first set of cusps in mouse and vole molars

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23.14 Basic model for cusp development in mice and voles (Part 1)

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23.14 Basic model for cusp development in mice and voles (Part 2)

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23.15 Allometry and modularity in the vertebrate eye

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23.16 Neural crest cell migration patterns in lampreys and gnathostomes

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23.17 Correlation between beak shape and the expression of Bmp4 in Darwin’s finches

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23.18 Allometric growth in the whale head

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23.19 Changes in Ubx protein associated with the insect clade in the evolution of arthropods

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23.20 Co-option of signal transduction pathways in the formation of butterfly eyespots

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23.21 Expression of a frog Distal-less gene in the mouse

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23.22 Evolution of the mammalian middle ear bones from the reptilian jaw (Part 1)

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23.22 Evolution of the mammalian middle ear bones from the reptilian jaw (Part 2)

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23.24 Extra cervical ribs are associated with childhood cancers (Part 1)

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23.24 Extra cervical ribs are associated with childhood cancers (Part 2)

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23.25 Mechanism for the bottleneck at the pharyngula stage of vertebrate development

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23.27 An emerging evolutionary synthesis