Role of mutation in fly-wing evolution

James Cheverud ()
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James Cheverud: Loyola University

Nature, 2017, vol. 548, issue 7668, 401-403

Abstract: Analysis of wing variation within and between fly species reveals an unexpectedly slow evolutionary rate. Variations due to mutation and interspecific differences are similar, perhaps as a result of complex genetic interactions. See Letter p.447

Date: 2017
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