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<p>retained in the genomes of snakes. Certain limb-enhancer sequences are also conserved between different types of appendage, such as limbs and the <a href="page.php?w=phallus">phallus</a>. For instance, limb-development signalling plays a role both in the development of the limbs and of the <a href="page.php?w=genital_tubercle">genital tubercle</a> in mice. The study of limb reduction and limb loss is unravelling the genetic pathways that control limb development. The Turing system has enabled a number of possible outcomes in the evolutionary</p><p>
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