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2021

Studies on the function of PRDM9 in model systems and its evolution during vertebrate divergence shed light on the basic molecular mechanisms of hybrid sterility and its evolutionary consequences. However, information regarding PRDM9-homolog, PRDM7, whose origin is placed in the primate evolutionary tree, as well as information about the fast-evolving DNA-binding zinc finger array of strepsirrhine PRDM9 are scarce. Thus, we aimed to narrow down the date of the duplication event leading to the emergence of PRDM7 during primate evolution by comparing the phylogenetic tree reconstructions of representative primate samples of PRDM orthologs and paralogs. To confirm our PRDM7 paralogization patt…

Most recent common ancestorZinc finger0303 health sciencesPapioniniPhylogenetic treebiologybiology.organism_classificationTarsier03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicinePhylogeneticsEvolutionary biologyGene duplicationGeneticsMolecular Medicine030217 neurology & neurosurgeryGenetics (clinical)PRDM9030304 developmental biologyFrontiers in Genetics
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The chronology of the cercopithecoidea of East Africa

1987

The East African fossil record of cercopithecoids spans nearly 20 m. y. Throughout the Miocene Epoch, the diversity of monkeys was low, although at some localities the numbers of individuals is rather high. During the Plio-Pleistocene in contrast, there was a major radiation, or radiations of monkeys, involving both colobines and corcopithecines. A late Pleistocene to Recent radiation within the genusCercopithecus still seems to be under way. The history of diversity in the monkeys is in many ways a chronological inverted mirror image of the diversity history of the hominoid primates, which were highly diverse during the lower miocene, but became less diverse through time. The east african …

PaleontologyPapioniniSequence (geology)ColobinaeCercopitheciniMolecular anthropologyPleistoceneAnthropologyBiologybiology.organism_classificationNeogeneChronologyHuman Evolution
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