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the proposal that the insect wing arose by merging a dorsal body-wall outgrowth with leg-derived structures, uniting the two older origin theories.

In entomology, dual origin hypothesis of insect wings refers to the proposal that the insect wing arose by merging a dorsal body-wall outgrowth with leg-derived structures, uniting the two older origin theories. This meaning comes from Niwa (2010) in Evolution & Development.[1]

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  1. Niwa, N., Akimoto‐Kato, A., Niimi, T., Tojo, K., Machida, R., & Hayashi, S. (2010). Evolutionary origin of the insect wing via integration of two developmental modules. Evolution & Development, 12(2), 168-176. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1525-142x.2010.00402.x

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