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Digest: Frog spots show broken receptors might work harder.
Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution 2017 November
Posso-Terranova and Andrés (2017) used harlequin poison frogs to investigate the genetic basis of pigmentation evolution and variation. Using a candidate gene approach, they clearly delimited the origins and distribution of MC1R haplotypes and associated them with key pigmentation phenotypes on multiple levels. They demonstrated that MC1R-related cellular phenotypes and associated protein truncations evolved at least twice to produce dark dorsal skin colors in different clades.
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