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Diversification of the turtle's shell comprises remarkable phenotypic transformations. For instance, two divergent species convergently evolved shell‐closing systems with shoulder blade (scapula) segments that enable coordinated movements with the shell. We expected these unusual structures to originate via similar changes in underlying gene networks, as skeletal segment formation is an evolutionarily...
The cover image, by Gerardo A. Cordero et al., is based on the Research Gene network variation and alternative paths to convergent evolution in turtles, DOI: 10.1111/ede.12264. Photo credit: Gerardo Antonio Cordero.
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