An alternative evolutionary pathway for the twin-tail goldfish via szl gene mutation.

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An alternative evolutionary pathway for the twin-tail goldfish via szl gene mutation.

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An alternative evolutionary pathway for the twin-tail goldfish via szl gene mutation.

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An alternative evolutionary pathway for the twin-tail goldfish via szl gene mutation.

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An alternative evolutionary pathway for the twin-tail goldfish via szl gene mutation.

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Gembu Abe

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Ing-Jia Li

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Shu-Hua Lee

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Open and closed evolutionary paths for drastic morphological changes, involving serial gene duplication, sub-functionalization, and selection.

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234-241

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10.1002/JEZ.B.22811

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Kinya G Ota

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2018-06-01T00:00:00Z

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