What does prebilaterian mean?
Prebilaterian means prior to the evolution of the bilaterians.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
prior to the evolution of the bilaterians.
Thus there is a strong, but not perfect, correlation between those tissues expressing so + eya and retinal development in metazoans, reflecting some combination of derivation from antecedent organs [4 ], parallel deployment of the regulatory apparatus for eye development (e.g. [37 ]), and /or retention of a common prebilaterian role for these genes in photosensory system development [15 ].
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Prebilaterian means prior to the evolution of the bilaterians.
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Thus there is a strong, but not perfect, correlation between those tissues expressing so + eya and retinal development in metazoans, reflecting some combination of derivation from antecedent organs [4 ], parallel deployment of the regulatory apparatus for eye development (e.g. [37 ]), and /or retention of a common prebilaterian role for these genes in photosensory system development [15 ].
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