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Evolutionary biology: Co-option and the evolution of morphological novelty.
The molecular mechanisms underlying evolution of morphological novelties are not well understood, although co-option is often inferred. A new study demonstrates that the partial co-option of the trichome gene regulatory network underlies the evolution of novel projections on Drosophila male genitalia.
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