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Irvine, Steven Q "Comparative analysis of hox gene expression in the polychaete Chaetopterus: Implications for the evolution of body plan regionalization". American Zoologist. FindArticles.com. 02 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3746/is_200106/ai_n8956427/

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Articles in Jun 2001 issue of American Zoologist

• Cross-testing adaptive hypotheses: Phylogenetic analysis and the origin of bird flight
  by Padian, Kevin
• phylogenetic position of cetaceans: Further combined data analyses, comparisons with the stratigraphic record and discussion of character optimization, The
  by O'Leary, Maureen A
• role of phylogenies in comparative biology: An introduction to the symposium, The
  by Swiderski, Donald L
• Interactions between limb regeneraton and molting in decapod crustaceans
  by Mykles, Donald L
• Cnidarians reveal intermediate stages in the evolution of how clusters and axial complexity
  by Finnerty, John R
• Aurelian Legacy. British Butterflies and their Collectors, The
  by Edwards, John S
• Using phylogenies to study convergence: The case of the ant-eating mammals
  by Reiss, Karen Zich
• Limb regeneration in the fiddler crab, Uca pugilator: Hormonal and growth factor control
  by Hopkins, Penny M
• Crocodylian snouts toward adaptive radiation
  by Brochu, Christopher A
• Crustacean vitellogenesis: Its role in oocyte development
  by Tsukimura, Brian
• Crustacean pigmentary--effector hormones: Chemistry and functions of RPCH, PDH, and related peptides
  by Rao, K Ranga
• Yolk synthesis in the Marine shrimp, Penaeus vannamei
  by Quackenbush, L Scott
• role of hox genes in axial patterning in hydra, The
  by Bode, Hans R
• Crustacean hyperglycemic hormone family: Old paradigms and new perspectives
  by Chang, Ernest S
• Function and the evolution of phenotypic stability: Connecting pattern to process
  by Schwenk, Kurt; Wagner, Gunter P
• Hox genes and axial specifications in vertebrates
  by Burke, Ann Campbell; Nowicki, Julie L
• Comparative development of anurans: Using phylogeny to understand ontogeny
  by Maglia, Anne M; Pugener, L Analia; Trueb, Linda
• Further studies on signaling pathways for ecdysteroidogenesis in crustacean Y-organs
  by Spaziani, Eugene; Jegla, Thomas C; Wang, Wenan L; Booth, Jeffrey A; Et al
• Comparative analysis of hox gene expression in the polychaete Chaetopterus: Implications for the evolution of body plan regionalization
  by Irvine, Steven Q; Martindale, Mark Q
• Beach spawning in fishes: Phylogenetic tests of hypotheses
  by Martin, Karen L M; Swiderski, Donald L
• A phylogenetic perspective on locomotory strategies in early amniotes
  by Sumida, Stuart S; Modesto, Sean
• Hox and ParaHox genes in flatworms: Characterization and expression
  by Salo, Emili; Tauler, Jordi; Jimenez, Eva; Bayascas, Jose Ramon; Et al
• A brief review of metazoan phylogeny and future prospects in hox-research
  by Halanych, Kenneth M; Passamaneck, Yale
• Milton Fingerman--50 years of Crustacean endocrinology
  by Hopkins, Penny M; Borst, David W
• Molecular cloning, expression, and tissue distribution of crustacean molt-inhibiting hormone
  by Watson, R Douglas; Lee, Kara J; Qiu, Shihong; Luo, Ming; Et al
• Homeobox genes, retinoic acid and the development and evoluton of dual body plans in the ascidian Herdmania curvata
  by Hinman, Veronica F; Degnan, Bernard M
• Genome duplications and accelerated evolution of Hox genes and cluster architecture in teleost fishes
  by Malaga-Trillo, Edward; Meyer, Axel
• Unifying concepts learned from methyl farnesoate for invertebrate reproduction and post-embroyonic development
  by Laufer, Hans; Biggers, William J
• Regulation of the crustacean mandibular organ
  by Borst, David W; Ogan, Jeff; Tsukimura, Brian; Claerhout, Todd; Holford, Kenneth C
• crustacean androgen: A hormone in an isopod and androgenic activity in decapods, The
  by Sagi, Amir; Khlaila, Isam