Editorial overview: Development and regulation: EvoDevo and extended perspectives
Shigeyuki Koshikawa,
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Yoichiro Tamori
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Current Opinion in Insect Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 101370 - 101370
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Lineage-specific head development in the coffin-headed cricket Loxoblemmus equestris links concentrated insect metamorphosis with novel trait evolution
Masafumi Yoneda,
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Shinichi Morita,
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Teruyuki Niimi
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et al.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 10, 2025
Abstract
Background
Lineage-specific
adult
structures
form
through
modifications
of
preexisting
juvenile
body
parts
during
postembryonic
development
in
insects.
It
remains
unclear
how
these
novel
traits
originate
from
ancestral
within
the
constrained
plan.
In
coffin-headed
cricket
Loxoblemmus
equestris,
an
rounded
head
shape
directly
transforms
into
a
flattened,
derived
sex-specific
manner.
To
understand
origin
traits,
we
investigated
L.
equestris
as
model
lineage-specific
novelty.
Results
Detailed
two-
and
three-dimensional
analyses
developing
revealed
that
sexually
dimorphic
epithelial
patterns
formed
specific
region,
frons,
preadult
instar.
The
male-specific
shapes
are
following
final
molt
to
adulthood
even
after
timing
shifts
metamorphosis
induced
by
RNA
interference
targeting
evolutionarily
conserved
metamorphic
gene
network.
Conclusions
These
findings
demonstrate
metamorphosis,
led
E93,
locally
relaxes
plan
constraint
permit
dramatic
transformation
modifying
folding
equestris.
This
highlights
concentrated
driver
creates
lineage-
forms
hexapod
lineage.
Language: Английский