Insect Developmental Constraints is a theoretical construct in evolutionary biology that refers to the limitations imposed by an insect's ontogenetic processes on the production of phenotypic variation, thereby biasing or restricting the pathways and outcomes of macroevolutionary change.
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Indiana University Bloomington
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Stockholm University
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