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Skeletal element elongation and interdigital tissue regression in developing bat limbs: a gene expression analysis
Vertebrate limbs classically illustrate the morphological diversity of homologous structure. Bat limbs exemplify this, having strikingly divergent limbs: wings with asymmetrically elongated digit elements, supporting expansive membranes; and hindlimbs with short, symmetrical, free digits. An under...
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Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
2016
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