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1. Cellular differentiation and individuality in the 'minor' multicellular taxa. (1st March 2013)

Authors:: Herron, Matthew D.; Rashidi, Armin; Shelton, Deborah E.; Driscoll, William W.
Journal:: Biological reviews
Issue:: Volume 88:Number 4(2013:Nov.)
Page Start:: 844
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2. Generation time and fitness tradeoffs during the evolution of multicellularity. (7th October 2017)

Authors:: Leslie, Martin P.; Shelton, Deborah E.; Michod, Richard E.
Journal:: Journal of theoretical biology
Issue:: Volume 430(2017)
Page Start:: 92
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3. Group and individual selection during evolutionary transitions in individuality: meanings and partitions. (27th April 2020)

Authors:: Shelton, Deborah E.; Michod, Richard E.
Journal:: Philosophical transactions
Issue:: Volume 375:Number 1797(2020)
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4. Group and individual selection during evolutionary transitions in individuality: meanings and partitions. (9th March 2020)

Authors:: Shelton, Deborah E.; Michod, Richard E.
Journal:: Philosophical transactions
Issue:: Volume 375:Number 1797(2020)
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5. Models of cell division initiation in Chlamydomonas: A challenge to the consensus view. (7th January 2017)

Authors:: Shelton, Deborah E.; Leslie, Martin P.; Michod, Richard E.
Journal:: Journal of theoretical biology
Issue:: Volume 412(2017)
Page Start:: 186
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