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Our November issue features research on wildlife trade, leadership sharing among octopuses and fish, spatial biases in the hominin fossil record, and a Perspective on microbial growth rates
Our November issue features research on wildlife trade, leadership sharing among octopuses and fish, spatial biases in the hominin fossil record, and a Perspective on microbial growth rates
Statistical analyses across hundreds of species revealed that bird wing and leg proportions evolve independently and accommodate divergent ecological tasks. By contrast, bat limbs evolve in unison, which potentially restricts their evolutionary capacity. We attribute this result to the common development and function of bat forelimbs and hindlimbs within the membranous wing.