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EYES ABSENT and TIMELESS integrate photoperiodic and temperature cues to regulate seasonal physiology in
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Abstract
Organisms possess photoperiodic timing mechanisms to detect variations in day length and temperature as the seasons progress. The nature of the molecular mechanisms interpreting and signaling these environmental changes to elicit downstream neuroendocrine and physiological responses are just starting to emerge. Here, we demonstrate that, in
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