neotenic

the axolotl's neotenic development allows it to retain larval features as an adult.

some argue that human evolution exhibits a degree of neotenic traits compared to our ancestors.

the neotenic morphology of the olm is a fascinating example of evolutionary adaptation.

researchers are studying the genetic basis of neotenic traits in various amphibians.

neotenic retention of gills is a key characteristic of the axolotl.

the concept of neoteny has implications for understanding human evolution and development.

neotenic species often exhibit a prolonged larval stage.

understanding neotenic mechanisms can inform regenerative medicine research.

the neotenic salamander retains its larval fins throughout its life cycle.

a neotenic mutation can lead to the permanent retention of juvenile characteristics.

the study of neotenic organisms provides insights into developmental biology.