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Genomic exaptation and regulatory landscape shifts as key mechanisms enabling flatworm terrestrialization

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Benitez-Alvarez L   +12 more
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Filo Platyhelminthes

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Almón, B. (Bruno)   +2 more
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A proteo-transcriptomic investigation of toxin evolution in planarians and their role in flatworm terrestrialization

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García-Vernet R   +7 more
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Independent genomic trajectories shape adaptation to life on land across animal lineages

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Martínez-Redondo GI   +14 more
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Platyhelminth FMRFamide-related peptides

International Journal for Parasitology, 1996
Platyhelminths are the most primitive metazoan phylum to possess a true central nervous system, comprising a brain and longitudinal nerve cords connected by commissures. Additional to the presence of classical neurotransmitters, the nervous systems of all major groups of flatworms examined have widespread and abundant peptidergic components. Decades of
Shaw, Christopher   +2 more
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Platyhelminthes

Abstract Platyhelminthes (flatworms) is a bilaterian phylum that include both free-living and parasitic taxa. Flatworms have a flat body with no secondary body cavity. The free-living flatworms are small simple animals that live in water and in damp terrestrial environments.
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