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Evolution: Young genes are essential too
The traditional wisdom in evolutionary genetics is that essential genes are usually the older ones that have been maintained over long evolutionary time frames. Two studies of young genes in species of Drosophila reveal that in fact essential genes are just as likely to be young, and that new genes can quickly integrate themselves into key pathways to take on essential roles.
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New findings in research of vocal individuality mechanism in black crested gibbons
Gibbons are small apes usually live in monogamous territorial family groups typically consisting of an adult pair and 1–3 immature offspring. All gibbon species produce elaborate, loud, long, and stereotyped patterns of vocalization often referred to as songs. Gibbon songs are species-specific and usually produced early in the morning. Individuals of H. klossii and H. moloch produce solo songs... more
Progress in taxonomy and evolution of Rhacophoridae
The Kurixalus odontotarsus species group includes K. odontotarsus, K. hainanus, K. verrucosus, and K. bisacculus. Owing to the morphological similarity, controversies have lasted for a long time on the taxonomy and species boundary within the K. odontotarsus species group. In addition, recent molecular phylogenetic studies indicated that the traditional Philautus can be divided into two genera ... more
Inland Post-Glacial Dispersal of Modern Humans in East Asia
The wide influence of the climatic oscillation and the related ecological changes around the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) on driving prehistoric dispersal and cultural transitions of modern human has been widely acknowledged among archaeologists. Using the phylogeographic analyses of specific molecular markers, the ancient dispersal around the LGM was indicated to leave some geographic signatures... more
New progress in molecular systematics of two genera in Timaliidae
Recent progress from Yang xiaojun’ laboratory indicated that traditional genera Actindorua and Pomatorhinus (Timaliidae, Aves) are both paraphyletic, which indicated more complicated avian evolution in eastern Asian. In combination with morphology, it is recommended splitting both genera into two genera respectively. There is a significant pattern of north-south division inside traditional bar... more
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