Cheryll Tickle and Araxi Urrutia
have put together a themed Phil Trans B issue on evo-devo research. There is a
broad selection of papers, mainly on animal evolution and development, but there
are also two on plant evo-devo.
My review covers genetic and
developmental changes in the radiation of plant body plans, and will be useful
to undergraduate and palaeo MSc students at Bristol taking the ‘flowering
plants’ module. The Soltis lab reviews the evolution of floral diversity.
Cheryll and Araxi have written an interesting
overview of the issue including perspectives on the history and goals of
evo-devo research and the current state of play.
You can access the papers here.
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