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Symposium 4: Phenotypic evolvability
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S4-1
Possible evolutionary constraints by developmental robustness
Naoki Irie (University of Tokyo)
S4-2
Toward prediction and control of microbial evolution: Analysis of phenotypic constraints in laboratory evolution
Chikara Furusawa (Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research, RIKEN)
S4-3
Mean-scaled evolvability: new results and challenges
Christophe Pelabon (NTNU, Institute of Biology)
S4-4
Interspecific niche competition increases morphological diversity in multi-species microbial communities
Xiaolin Chu (Beijing Normal University)
S4-5
The role of developmental bias in the diversification of bat molars
Alexa Sadier (UCLA)
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