AI Article Synopsis
- A recent study indicates that developmental gene expression hints at a hidden division in the front part of the brain of euarthropods.* -
- Researchers analyzed exceptionally well-preserved fossils from China that are around 500 million years old.* -
- The findings support the idea that the anterior brain evolved in two parts among Cambrian-era species.*
Article Abstract
Developmental gene expression suggests a cryptic subdivision of the anterior brain in euarthropods. A new study illustrates delicate details of the nervous system from exceptionally preserved 500-million-year-old Chinese fossils, supporting the bipartite origin of the anterior brain among Cambrian representatives.
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