[PDF] Top 20 Evo Devo: evolutionary developmental mechanisms

... of developmental and physiological processes (Goldschmidt, 1918, ...if developmental change is related (perhaps causally) to evolutionary change as Darwin and other 19th century morphologists ... See full document

... of mechanisms summarized in Box 1 implies that evolutionary developmental mechanisms are not all found in the genes, although all have a genetic ...new mechanisms emerge as development ... See full document

... modern evolutionary principles and provides a conceptual foundation for evo-devo ...Major evo-devo concepts such as constraint, evolvability, homology, canalization, integration and ... See full document

... how evolutionary novelty and stasis are produced through developmental interac- tions; (2) how development itself evolves and (3) how development can allow developing organisms to survive in particular ... See full document

... interpreting evo/devo data in a phylogenetic context tended to rely on standard ”text-book” views of animal phylogeny; and were not particularly concerned with the details of phylogenetic ...various ... See full document

... Ectocarpus is a cosmopolitan genus, occurring world- wide in temperate and subtropical regions, and has been collected on all continents except Antarctica [1]. It is pre- sent mainly on rocky shores where it grows on ... See full document

... the developmental pattern of the cortical component serving as working memory for the computational system with a sequence machine located in the basal ...within Evolutionary Developmental Biology ... See full document

... ABSTRACT Evo-Devo studies rely on a collection of animal model systems belonging to different phylogenetic branches to try and understand how organisms carrying a similar set of genes and pathways can ... See full document

... and developmental bases of natural variation in populations and the evolutionary forces that have shaped this ...of evolutionary developmental biology and population ...that evo ... See full document

... two mechanisms to stop posterior growth: one depending on stochastic changes in an oscillating gene, making it very non-robust, and the other depending on the gradual build-up of a slowly decaying gene, yielding ... See full document

... (and Neo-Darwinism) was to ignore development or, at least, leave it aside, thus favouring the dissociation between phylogeny and ontogeny (a wide consensus exists on this topic; see Griffiths & Gray 2001: 195, ... See full document

... specific developmental regulatory mechanisms and modules is viewed within an evolutionary (paleo-evo-devo) ...in developmental regulation and the evolution of equisetophyte ... See full document

... rhabdomeric (microvillar) photoreceptors generally populating inver- tebrates (Eakin, 1962, Yamasu and Yoshida, 1976). Eakin believed from electron microscopic evidence that there was “a common ancestry of the taxa ... See full document

... when evolutionary biology has been conceived of predominantly in population genetic terms, leading to an overemphasis on developmental genetics as the route to ...understand developmental ... See full document

... In contrast to birds, zebrafish retain the genetic information necessary to make pharyngeal teeth and the data available to date suggest that this information is similar to that used in controlling oral tooth development ... See full document

... The evolutionary history was inferred using the Neighbor-Joining method ...the evolutionary distances used to infer the phylogenetic ...The evolutionary distances were computed using the Poisson ... See full document

... In evolutionary- developmental (evo-devo) approaches, the limited set of phenotypes that result from the interplay of the different factors regulating development are usually referred to as ... See full document

... in Evo-Devo is resolutely “internalist”; that is, too focused on the specific nature of the genetic alterations involved and paying scarce attention to the selectionist-population dynamics helping to spread ... See full document

... robust developmental systems toward tipping points between developmental pathways that lead to different behavioural phenotypes depending on the environment encountered (Hidalgo et ... See full document

... novel developmental mechanisms in integuments and appendages allows animals to live in diverse ecological ...hypothetical Evo-Devo space where diverse integument appendages can be placed ... See full document