Cetacean - Globe Thesis

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1.	Cetacean Osmotic Adjustment And Epidermal Derivatives And Other Related Genes In The Molecular Evolution
2.	A Comparative Genomics Analysis Of The Loss Of Whale Taste And The Adaptability Of Cetaceans
3.	The Evolution Of Cetacean Fat Metabolism - Related Genes And Their Relationship With Aquatic Adaptation
4.	Variability Of The Mitochoadrial DNA Control Region Of Bottlenose Dolphins(genus:Tursiops)and Application Of C-mos Gene In The Study Of Cetacean Phylogeny
5.	A Study On The Cetacean Phylogeny And The BDNF Gene Of Baiji
6.	Preliminary Study On Iron Accumulation And Serum Transferrin Of Several Cetacean Species
7.	Sequence Variability At Four Nuclear Introns Of The Finless Porpoise And Adaptive Evolution Of Digestive RNASE1 Gene In Cetaceans
8.	Adaptive Evolution Of Mammalian Functional Genes-Evolutionary Studies On Cldn14in Echolocating Whales And RNASE1Gene Duplication In Insect-eating Bats
9.	Adaptive Evolution Of Mammalian Viral TLRs Gene And Functional Verification Of Cetacean TLR8
10.	Adaptive Evolution Of Non - Viral TLRs In Mammals And Validation Of TLR4 Function
11.	Adaptive Evolution Of Hox Genes In Cetaceans And The Relationship With The Body Plan Development
12.	Identification Of Stranded Cetaceans And Adaptive Analysis Of Growth Hormone And Its Receptor Genes
13.	The Molecular Evolutionary Mechanism Of Hypoxia Tolerance In Cetaceans
14.	Research On Finless Porpoise Population Genomics And Cetacean Bone Microstructure Adaptation Mechanism
15.	Adaptive Evolution Of Genes Related To Cetacean Body Size
16.	Early Miocene cetacean diversity in the Vaqueros Formation, Laguna Canyon, Orange County, California
17.	Understanding the paleoecology and evolution of cetaceans in the eastern North Pacific Ocean during the Neogene
18.	Evolutionary patterns in the cetacean major histocompatibility complex
19.	Cetacean population density in the eastern Pacific Ocean: Analyzing patterns with predictive spatial models
20.	Oceanographic conditions around the Galapagos Archipelago and their influence on cetacean community structure
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