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Early evolvability in arthropod tagmosis exemplified by a new radiodont from the Burgess Shale

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By Joseph Moysiuk, Caron Jean-Bernard, Jean-Bernard Caron, Moysiuk Joseph
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The differentiation of different batches of body segments—tagmosis—is perhaps the most ubiquitous characteristic of arthropods. Specific patterns of tagmosis frequently characterize major arthropod clades. For example, various malacostracan crustacean groups like crabs, isopods and amphipods exhibit particular patterns of tagmosis, with different appendages adapted for sensation, feeding, respiration, walking, swimming, brooding eggs, grooming and more [1].
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