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... of Darwinian selective pressures (of the "evolutionary pressure totality") is: On one hand, there are Darwinian selection pressures that are primarily negatively naturally selective (and accordingly chaping of phenotypes in phylogeny); On the other hand (or on the other side of this didactically dug ditch or didactically drawn dividing line) there are "pressures" that are primarily and/or...

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I am trying to put together my labs for a junior-level cell biology course. I'm looking for Drosophila mutants with interesting, easily observable behavioral phenotypes. Please e-mail me at fliebl@siue.edu with any suggestions you have. Thank you! Faith Liebl ------------------------------------------------- SIUE Web Mail

...-22 The thing is like that: we were doing a Gal4/UAS cross and found a strange phenotype which (as we know) have not been associated to these genes. Basically, the flies develop large '... regions are expressing this Gal4, but it is possible. If anybody have any idea on such phenotype, please write back. Thank you very much! -- Zhang Yi Lab of Neuroscience, B109 National Institute ...

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