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develop at
differing rhythms, as a
creature grows and matures. Thus a "
heterochronic clock" has
three variants: 1) time, as a
straight line; 2) general size...
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controlled by
genes of the
heterochronic pathway, an
evolutionarily conserved set of
regulatory factors. Many
heterochronic genes code for microRNAs, which...
- lineages. In 1981, they
identified and
characterized the gene lin-4, a "
heterochronic"
mutant that
changes the
timeline of cell fates. In his
early work at...
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species evolved a
juvenalised or
paedomorphic craniofacial morphology via
heterochronic dissociation of
growth trajectories. It was also
argued that the species...
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possibility of
human rejuvenation through blood transfusion. He saw
heterochronic blood transfusions as an
alliance of
solidarity between the generations...
- that the
evolution of dog
skulls can
generally not be
described by
heterochronic processes such as neoteny,
although some
pedomorphic dog
breeds have...
