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Fly Legs
Fly legs are the limbs of flies, typically utilized for landing, walking, tasting, and manipulating objects, showcasing a variety of specialized adaptations.
Gene Duplication
A process in which a segment of genetic material or a whole gene is copied or duplicated, leading to multiple copies of that segment or gene in the genome.
Paralogs
Genes that arise by duplication within the same organism, often developing new functions while retaining some characteristics of the original gene.
Functional Redundancy
The phenomenon where multiple species or genes perform similar functions within an ecosystem or biological system, providing resilience against environmental changes or perturbations.
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