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S. Viala

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A. Khila· 2 shared D. Armisen· 2 shared E. Santos· 2 shared A. Badiane· 1 shared A. Crumiere· 1 shared A. J. J. Crumeire· 1 shared A. le Bouquin· 1 shared A. Vargas-Lowman· 1 shared

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A single giant cell at the origin of an evolutionary innovation

A. Badiane, S. Viala, D. Armisen, I. Mignerey, C. Forcet-Vauchel, C. N. De Jesus Villanueva, S. Van Belleghem, A. Crumiere, E. Santos, M. Francesconi, A. Khila

The study identifies a single giant cell responsible for developing a key innovation in water striders, showing its role in activating cuticular genes and being restricted by Hox genes to mid-legs.

bioRxiv · Feb 8, 2024 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology

Transcriptome-based phylogeny of the semi-aquatic bugs (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Gerromorpha) reveals patterns of lineage expansion in a series of new adaptive zones

D. Armisen, S. Viala, I. da Rocha Silva Cordeiro, A. J. J. Crumeire, E. Hendaoui, A. le Bouquin, W. Duchemin, E. Santos, W. Toubiana, A. Vargas-Lowman, C. F. Burguez Floriano, D. A. Polhemus, Y.-H. Wang, L. Rowe, F. F. F. Moreira, A. Khila

This study reconstructs the phylogeny of Gerromorpha using transcriptomic data and fossil records, revealing patterns of lineage expansion and phenotypic evolution following water surface invasion.

bioRxiv · Jan 8, 2022Evolutionary Biology