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Gene Duplication and Evolution

The duplication of short chromosomal segments in the genome may contribute to the formation of new species. In his Perspective,
 Lynch
 explores the potential implications of new work (
 Bailey
 et al .) that calculates the number of segmental duplications in the human genome, as well as other recent comparative data on fine-scale changes in chromosomal architecture.