Monografie
Evolution by genome duplication : insights from vertebrate neural crest signaling and pigmentation pathways in teleost fishes
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Englisch
- Anmerkungen
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Würzburg, Univ., Diss., 2009
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994129041
- Thema
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Molekulare Evolution ; Fische ; Entwicklungsbiologie ; Evolutionsbiologie ; Genanalyse; Haut; Integument; Molekulare Evolution; Tierphysiologie; Fische; Ichthyologie; Strahlenflosser; Knochenfische; Gehirn; Zentralnervensystem; Wirbeltiere; Vierfüßer; Amniota; Chordatiere; Hochschulschrift
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