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Nature 434, 716 (7 April 2005) | doi:10.1038/434716a; Published online 6 April 2005
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Two studies reported in this issue provide striking examples of how biologists are getting to grips with adaptive diversification at the molecular level. They deal with two very different animals — one a marine invertebrate and the other a terrestrial vertebrate.
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