Darwin 200: Beneath the surface

Tanguy Chouard

Nature, 2008, vol. 456, issue 7220, 300-303

Abstract: You might think that once evolution has found one way to get something done, it will stick with it. But similar physical forms can hide radically different wiring, finds Tanguy Chouard.

Date: 2008
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