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{{dyktalk|30 November|2011|entry=... that the [[invertebrate]] '''[[Branchiostoma lanceolatum|amphioxus]]''' ''(pictured)'' serves as a [[model organism]] for studying the development of [[vertebrate]]s?}} |
{{dyktalk|30 November|2011|entry=... that the [[invertebrate]] '''[[Branchiostoma lanceolatum|amphioxus]]''' ''(pictured)'' serves as a [[model organism]] for studying the development of [[vertebrate]]s?}} |
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== mitochondrial? == |
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This sentence in the initial paragraph seems really disjointed from the rest of the paragraph: "The mitochondrial genome has been sequenced.[3][4]" |
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Any one have a clue as to why it is even in that paragraph? I can not tell from reading just the first paragraph. It may be referenced below the 1stP. but this confusion made me stop. |
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Just thought I would leave a note. Hopefully someone will be able to clear this up for future readers. |
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Thanks |
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![]() | A fact from Branchiostoma lanceolatum appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 30 November 2011 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
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mitochondrial?
This sentence in the initial paragraph seems really disjointed from the rest of the paragraph: "The mitochondrial genome has been sequenced.[3][4]"
Any one have a clue as to why it is even in that paragraph? I can not tell from reading just the first paragraph. It may be referenced below the 1stP. but this confusion made me stop.
Just thought I would leave a note. Hopefully someone will be able to clear this up for future readers.
Thanks