How do environmental factors influence life cycles and development? An experimental framework for early‐diverging metazoans
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Masayuki Hatta | Thomas C G Bosch | Maja Adamska | René Augustin | Tomislav Domazet-Loso | Sylvain Foret | Sebastian Fraune | Noriko Funayama | Juris Grasis | Mayuko Hamada | Bert Hobmayer | Kotoe Kawai | Alexander Klimovich | Michael Manuel | Chuya Shinzato | Uli Technau | Seungshic Yum | David J Miller | S. Forêt | M. Hatta | S. Yum | T. Bosch | Tomislav Domazet-Lošo | S. Fraune | U. Technau | C. Shinzato | M. Manuel | M. Adamska | J. Grasis | M. Hamada | R. Augustin | B. Hobmayer | N. Funayama | A. Klimovich | Kotoe Kawai | David J. Miller | D. Miller | David J. Miller | Maja Adamska | Chuya Shinzato
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