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Genes as cues

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University of Exeter

Genes and inherited physiology provide cues, as does the state of the environment during development. Sasha Dall argues for the scientific value of this explicitly informational perspective by providing detailed examples of how it can elucidate taxonomically diverse phenomena. Image courtesy of Sasha Dall. Study

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Genes as cues