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The eyes have it!
Eyes are pretty darn complicated, which makes them cool models for studying complex trait evolution. Maybe the first time I realized how interesting eyes are when I saw this by the oatmeal about the amazing-ness of the mantis shrimp (are they your … Continue reading →
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Posted in bioinformatics, evolution, genomics, next generation sequencing, phylogenetics
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Tagged Cnidaria, complex trait evolution, eyes, opsins
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