Re: Prolacerta/Prolacertaform Sources
- From: "cliff_lundberg@xxxxxxxxxxx" <cliff_lundberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Apr 2006 01:25:16 -0700
John Harshman wrote:
Developmental anomalies have often been studied
as a guide to developmental processes. I don't know of any duplicated
limbs, only bifurcated ones, i.e. extra fingers, the occasional extra
hand, and perhaps a spare radius and ulna. But never a complete and
separate arm. I could be wrong.
With Siamese-twinning you can get a complete and nearly separate
whole body (although these are often somewhat reduced), so why
not a complete and separate limb? Is the question then whether
Siamese-twinning could ever be a heritable mutation? Why not?
(I could be not even wrong.)
Cliff
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