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    Science Geeks -- Development of Snake Segmentation

    Here is a link to a rockin pharyngula thread concerning (developmentally) snakes divergence. It's a bit tech, but cool nonetheless.

    http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2...ation.php#more


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    Re: Science Geeks -- Development of Snake Segmentation

    cool indeed! thanks!
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    Re: Science Geeks -- Development of Snake Segmentation

    thats actually really cool

    Those somite picture are crazy lookin

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    Re: Science Geeks -- Development of Snake Segmentation

    Very interesting article thanks for posting. It will be interesting to see if researchers can manipulate the oscillator and other developmental genes.....they may be able to turn a legged reptile into a legless snake.
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    Re: Science Geeks -- Development of Snake Segmentation

    great article!
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    long time keeper and breeder of carpet pythons and other snakes...

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    Re: Science Geeks -- Development of Snake Segmentation

    A nice review of this research in Nature titled, "Serpent clocks tick faster" is available at Freek Vonk's new website

    http://www.evolutionbites.com/index....d=47&Itemid=57

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