Comparative genomics of the coconut crab and other decapod crustaceans: exploring the molecular basis of terrestrial adaptation

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RT @EVO_DEVOdirtelo: New day new journal club! Today I explored molecular basis of terrestrial adaptation in crustaceans through comparativ…

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RT @EVO_DEVOdirtelo: New day new journal club! Today I explored molecular basis of terrestrial adaptation in crustaceans through comparativ…

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New day new journal club! Today I explored molecular basis of terrestrial adaptation in crustaceans through comparative genomics, based on a paper by Veldsman et al. published in BMC genomics. https://t.co/UOa4IPaGhJ #Bioinformatics #journalclub https://t.

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A first genome-wide glimpse into terrestrialism in the ecological niche of the Coenobitidae. In their #BMCGenomics study, Veldsman & colleagues map the genomic features associated with the coconut crab adaptation to land dwelling. https://t.co/QUUe1S9h

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