Genes to make new species

Mohamed A. F. Noor ()
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Mohamed A. F. Noor: Louisiana State University

Nature, 2003, vol. 423, issue 6941, 699-700

Abstract: A long-term goal of studies of the way in which new species form has been to identify the genes involved, and the forces that drive their evolution. That goal is now being realized — and natural selection plays a major part.

Date: 2003
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