The Rise and Fall of an Evolutionary Innovation: Contrasting Strategies of Venom Evolution in Ancient and Young Animals

Keyphrases

• Venom 100%
• Venom Evolution 100%
• Young Animals 100%
• Evolutionary Innovation 100%
• Purifying Selection 75%
• Animal Venoms 75%
• Evolutionary History 50%
• Molecular Genetic Analysis 50%
• Positive Selection 25%
• Negative Selection 25%
• Spiders 25%
• Animal Kingdom 25%
• Cnidarian 25%
• Selection Pressure 25%
• Nucleotide Sequence 25%
• Sequence Variation 25%
• Arms Race 25%
• Evolution Strategy 25%
• Range Expansion 25%
• Cone Snail 25%
• Evolution Mode 25%
• Rapid Diversification 25%
• Ecological Specialization 25%
• Ancient Lineage 25%
• Positive Darwinian Selection 25%
• Evolutionary Regimes 25%
• Spider Toxin 25%
• Venom Resistance 25%
• Reciprocal Recurrent Selection 25%
• Coleoids 25%
• Public Repositories 25%
• Venom Gland Transcriptome 25%
• Two-speed 25%
• Speed Mode 25%
• Episodic Selection 25%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Evolution 100%
• Lineages 50%
• Centipede 33%
• Cladistics 33%
• Prey 16%
• Arm 16%
• Transcriptome 16%
• Purifying Selection 16%
• Nucleotide Sequence 16%
• Natural Selection 16%
• Cnidaria 16%
• Ecological Specialization 16%
• Diversifying Selection 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Evolution 100%
• Copurification 33%
• Centipede 33%
• Cladistics 33%
• Transcriptome 16%
• Cnidaria 16%
• Prey 16%
• Nucleotide Sequence 16%
• Negative Selection (Natural Selection) 16%
• Natural Selection 16%
• Diversifying Selection 16%
• Spider Toxin 16%
• Ecological Specialization 16%