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The strange, slimy creatures called hagfishes are of abiding interest to students of vertebrate evolution: just where do they fit in? Investigations of hagfish development take the story forward.
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Figure 1: The hagfish puzzle.
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Janvier, P. Born-again hagfishes.Nature 446, 622–623 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1038/nature05712
- Published: 18 March 2007
- Issue Date: 05 April 2007
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