Adaptive Evolution of Pelvic Reduction in Sticklebacks by Recurrent Deletion of a Pitx1 Enhancer
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Jeremy Schmutz | Jane Grimwood | Yingguang Frank Chan | Dmitri Petrov | Dolph Schluter | Michael A. Bell | Felicity C. Jones | Michael D. Shapiro | D. Absher | D. Petrov | R. Myers | D. Schluter | A. Southwick | M. Shapiro | J. Grimwood | J. Schmutz | D. Kingsley | S. Brady | M. Marks | B. Jónsson | F. Jones | Guadalupe Villarreal | Y. F. Chan | M. A. Bell | Devin M. Absher | Guadalupe Villarreal | Richard M. Myers | David M. Kingsley | Melissa E. Marks | Shannon D. Brady | Audrey M. Southwick | Bjarni Jónsson | M. Bell
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