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dorsoventral axis inversion hypothesis: a standalone construct

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Evolutionary developmental biology

the hypothesis that the vertebrate back-to-belly axis is inverted relative to that of arthropods and other protostomes.

In evolutionary developmental biology, dorsoventral axis inversion hypothesis refers to the hypothesis that the vertebrate back-to-belly axis is inverted relative to that of arthropods and other protostomes. This meaning comes from Arendt (1994) in Nature.[1]

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  1. Arendt, D., & Nübler-Jung, K. (1994). Inversion of dorsoventral axis? Nature, 371(6492), 26-26. https://doi.org/10.1038/371026a0

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