Barely Significant
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A SoxB gene acts as an anterior gap gene and regulates posterior segment addition in a spider.

Elife · 2018 · PMC6167052 · PMID 30126532

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We believe it is highly significant that two very closely related SoxB genes are involved in segmentation in both the spider P. tepidariorum and in insects, pointing to an ancient role for this subfamily of Sox genes in invertebrates.

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