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Developmental biology

the claim that changes in noncoding regulatory sequences are the main source of evolutionary change in animal form.

In developmental biology, cis-regulatory hypothesis refers to the claim that changes in noncoding regulatory sequences are the main source of evolutionary change in animal form. This meaning comes from Carroll (2005) in PLoS Biology.[1]

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References

Carroll, S. B. (2005). Evolution at Two Levels: On Genes and Form. PLoS Biology, 3(7), e245. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.0030245

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