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Two conserved vocal central pattern generators broadly tuned for fast and slow rates generate species-specific vocalizations in Xenopus clawed frogs.

Autor: Ayako Yamaguchi, Peltier, Manon

Publikováno v: eLife; 6/2/2023, p1-30, 30p

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Developmental system drift in one tooth facilitates the adaptation of the other

Autor: Sémon, Marie, Guéguen, Laurent, Steklikova, Klara, Mouginot, Marion, Peltier, Manon, Veber, Philippe, Pantalacci, Sophie

Serial organs, such as limbs or teeth, develop with the same sets of genes and regulatory sequences. Correlated evolution is expected by default, but decoupled evolution is often achieved, as in mouse with a morphological innovation in the upper, but

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Comparison of developmental genome expression in rodent molars reveals extensive developmental system drift

Autor: Sémon, Marie, Guéguen, Laurent, Petit, Coraline, Rey, Carine, Lambert, Anne, Peltier, Manon, Pantalacci, Sophie

In evolution, it is widely believed that phenotypic changes root in developmental changes and phenotype conservation, in developmental conservation. Seeming phenotype conservation may however hide evolutionary changes in the underlying developmental

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Supplementary Figure 2 from Replay of innate vocal patterns during night sleep in suboscines

Autor: Döppler, Juan F., Peltier, Manon, Amador, Ana, Goller, Franz, Mindlin, Gabriel B.

Manual classification was assisted by observation of the autocorrelation function. Vocalization-like activity has a flat autocorrelation up to the most prominent maximum, while others (of similar autocorrelation, prominence, and optimal lag) have man

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Autor: Döppler, Juan F., Peltier, Manon, Amador, Ana, Goller, Franz, Mindlin, Gabriel B.

Activation of forebrain circuitry during sleep has been variably characterized as ‘pre- or replay’ and has been linked to memory consolidation. The evolutionary origins of this mechanism, however, are unknown. Sleep activation of the sensorimotor

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Supplementary Figure 1 from Replay of innate vocal patterns during night sleep in suboscines

Autor: Döppler, Juan F., Peltier, Manon, Amador, Ana, Goller, Franz, Mindlin, Gabriel B.

Threshold selection for minimum autocorrelation. The blue line indicates the mean value of the logarithmic prominence of all events above each threshold. Orange and green lines are the linear fits used to estimate the point of inflection (shaded regi

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