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The appearance of the first animals in the late Ediacaran period was followed by a period of slow diversification. A study in Nature Ecology & Evolution concludes that widespread asexual reproduction via stolon probably constrained early animal evolution. #evosky #paleosky 🧪
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The appearance of the first animals in the late Ediacaran period was followed by a period of relatively slow diversification. Here the authors show that asexual stoloniferous reproduction would have enabled co-existence of suboptimal interspecific competitors and constrained diversification.
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The influence of reproductive mode on resource competition and diversity patterns in Ediacaran early animal communities - Nature Ecology & Evolution
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