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federox

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on: Aug 8, 2013
Which of the following is a cluster of genes coding for transcription factors involved in the evolution of innovations in early vertebrate nervous systems and vertebrae?
A) Hox
B) Dlx
C) Otx
D) FOXP2
E) more than one of these


theo

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Reply #1 on: Aug 10, 2013
Answer has to be B, 100% :D


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