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hox genes and same genes?

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hox genes and same genes?

Arthropods are a large group of animals with a wide variety of body plans. Explain how the same genes, the Hox genes, pattern these different body plans.

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oaghasey

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Epigenetics. The Hox genes are expressed differently...
phosphoralated differently.

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