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EvoDevo and Its Significance for Animal Evolution and Phylogeny,o infer phylogenetic relationships from comparative information about the developmental schedules of animal species are numerous, beginning with two well-known, eighteenth-century examples. One is Thompson’s (1830) discovery of the crustacean nature of barnacles, based on his observation of nauplius

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Embryology in Deep Time,s possible to empathise with palaeontologists who found such fossils and, in their naming of ., ., etc., drew attention to their likeness to animal eggs and embryos but without going so far as to propose such an interpretation. However, in 1994, Zhang Xi-guang and Brian Pratt described microscopic b

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Placozoa,ard Schulze discovered this microscopic marine animal on the glass walls of a seawater aquarium at the University of Graz, Austria (Schulze 1883). The animal, usually measuring less than 5 mm in diameter and less than 20 μm in thickness, looked like an irregular hairy plate sticking to the glass sur

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