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...the percentage of genes transferred ...could be close to 100% Cordero and Hogeweg.
21 Aug 2009:
I find it fascinating that this prokaryotic symbiosis could so profoundly shape the evolution of life....
20 Jun 2009:
The tree of life was always a net. Nature was always a genetic engineer.
16 Mar 2009:
...gene transfers of various types... and other forms of acquisition of 'foreign genomes' ...are more important.... Lynn Margulis (see tree at left |
larger version)
8 Mar 2009:
HGT also turns out to be the rule rather than the exception in the third great domain of life, the eukaryotes.
11 Apr 2008: Earth's first animal... was probably significantly more complex than previously believed.
14 Jan 2008:
...Only rarely have phylogenetic studies of morphology and DNA data agreed in plant studies....
10 Dec 2007:
When eukaryotes are included..., the phylogeny of life seems better represented by a network than a tree....
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