63 results on '"Wagner, Günter P."'
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2. The hierarchical basis of serial homology and evolutionary novelty
3. Phenotypic Plasticity & Evolution: Causes, Consequences, Controversies David W. Pfennig (ed). xxxi + 404 pp., index. Evolutionary Cell Biology. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, 2021. $230 (hardback); Open Access (pdf).
4. The value of broad taxonomic comparisons in evolutionary medicine: Disease is not a trait but a state of a trait !
5. Co‐option of stress mechanisms in the origin of evolutionary novelties
6. Hidden limbs in the “limbless skink” Brachymeles lukbani : Developmental observations
7. Stress‐Induced Evolutionary Innovation: A Mechanism for the Origin of Cell Types
8. The first decades of developmental evolution and the Journal of Experimental Zoology
9. Are there general laws for digit evolution in squamates? The loss and re‐evolution of digits in a clade of fossorial lizards ( Brachymeles , Scincinae)
10. Origin, Function, and Effects of Female Orgasm: All Three are Different
11. What the Evolution of Female Orgasm Teaches Us
12. Hedgehog inhibition causes complete loss of limb outgrowth and transformation of digit identity inXenopus tropicalis
13. What is “homology thinking” and what is it for?
14. Character trees from transcriptome data: Origin and individuation of morphological characters and the so-called “species signal”
15. Nuclear β-catenin localization supports homology of feathers, avian scutate scales, and alligator scales in early development
16. THE EVOLUTION OF PHENOTYPIC CORRELATIONS AND “DEVELOPMENTAL MEMORY”
17. Francis (Frank) Hugh Ruddle (1929-2013)
18. Testing Inferences in Developmental Evolution: The Forensic Evidence Principle
19. Finding the frame shift: digit loss, developmental variability, and the origin of the avian hand
20. Identity of the avian wing digits: Problems resolved and unsolved
21. Why ontogenetic homology criteria can be misleading: lessons from digit identity transformations
22. Revisiting a classic example of transcription factor functional equivalence: are Eyeless and Pax6 functionally equivalent or divergent?
23. DATA AND DATA INTERPRETATION IN THE STUDY OF LIMB EVOLUTION: A REPLY TO GALIS ET AL. ON THE REEVOLUTION OF DIGITS IN THE LIZARD GENUS BACHIA
24. Visualizing vertebrates: new methods in functional morphology
25. A NEW SYNTHESIS FINALLY ARRIVING!
26. DID EGG-LAYING BOAS BREAK DOLLO'S LAW? PHYLOGENETIC EVIDENCE FOR REVERSAL TO OVIPARITY IN SAND BOAS (ERYX: BOIDAE)
27. THE MEASUREMENT THEORY OF FITNESS
28. Paul Kammerer's midwife toads: about the reliability of experiments and our ability to make sense of them
29. Evolution of digit identity in the three-toed Italian skinkChalcides chalcides: a new case of digit identity frame shift
30. HYPERMUTABILITY OFHOXA13AAND FUNCTIONAL DIVERGENCE FROM ITS PARALOG ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THE ORIGIN OF A NOVEL DEVELOPMENTAL FEATURE IN ZEBRAFISH AND RELATED TAXA (CYPRINIFORMES)
31. BIO
32. Frame-shifts of digit identity in bird evolution and Cyclopamine-treated wings
33. RESURRECTING THE ROLE OF TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR CHANGE IN DEVELOPMENTAL EVOLUTION
34. EVOLUTION OF EVOLVABILITY IN A DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL
35. A Research Programme for Testing the Biological Homology Concept
36. Inhibition of Sonic hedgehog signaling leads to posterior digit loss in Ambystoma mexicanum: Parallels to natural digit reduction in urodeles
37. EVIDENCE FOR THE REVERSIBILITY OF DIGIT LOSS: A PHYLOGENETIC STUDY OF LIMB EVOLUTION IN BACHIA (GYMNOPHTHALMIDAE: SQUAMATA)
38. EVOLUTION OF GENETIC ARCHITECTURE UNDER DIRECTIONAL SELECTION
39. Conceptual continuity as a mode of understanding complex systems: Applications to the dynamics sociopolitical systems
40. Molecular evolution of evolutionary novelties: the vagina and uterus of therian mammals
41. Expression of Hoxa‐11 and Hoxa‐13 in the pectoral fin of a basal ray‐finned fish, Polyodon spathula: implications for the origin of tetrapod limbs
42. Editorial
43. PERSPECTIVE: EVOLUTION AND DETECTION OF GENETIC ROBUSTNESS
44. Why is limb regeneration possible in amphibians but not in reptiles, birds, and mammals?
45. What is the scientific impact of MDE?
46. TO EPISTASIS?AND BEYOND!
47. Evolutionary innovations overcome ancestral constraints: a re‐examination of character evolution in male sepsid flies
48. What is the promise of developmental evolution? Part II: A causal explanation of evolutionary innovations may be impossible
49. The tetrapod limb: A hypothesis on its origin
50. A POPULATION GENETIC THEORY OF CANALIZATION
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