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Nature 402, 411-413 (25 November 1999) | doi:10.1038/46555;
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Comparative mapping, which compares the location of homologous genes in different species, is a powerful tool for studying genome evolution. Comparative maps suggest that rates of chromosomal change in mammals can vary from one to ten rearrangements per million years.
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