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(The volvocine lineage of green algae is rich with a range of single-celled, colonial, and multicellular life. Because divergence within the lineage is quite recent (20-50 mya) and the genomes of both a single-celled and multi-cellular organism have been s) |
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The volvocine lineage of green algae is rich with a range of single-celled, colonial, and multicellular life. Because divergence within the lineage is quite recent (20-50 mya) and the genomes of both a single-celled and multi-cellular organism have been sequenced. A story of why this lineage may be so prone to the evolution of multicellularity is presented.
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