Summary
The paper investigates the molecular evolution of eye degeneration in three species of moles, providing insights into the timing and process of this adaptation.
Categories
Eye health: The paper discusses the degeneration of eyes in three species of moles, providing insights into the molecular evolution of this process.
Education and learning: The paper provides educational content on the topic of molecular evolution, specifically in relation to eye degeneration in moles.
Aging: The paper discusses the process of eye degeneration in moles, which can be considered a form of aging or deterioration over time.
Author(s)
MS Springer, CA Emerling, J Gatesy
Publication Year
2023
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