Kirby, Patrick JWaters, PaulDelbridge, MargaretSvartman, MartaStewart, ANagai, KGraves, Jennifer2015-12-132015-12-131424-8581http://hdl.handle.net/1885/88296Group B SOX genes, the closest relatives to the sex-determining gene SRY, are thought to have evolved from a single ancestral SOX B by a series of duplications and translocations. The two SOX B genes SOX2 and SOX14 co-localize to chromosome 3q in humans.Keywords: article; controlled study; gene; gene duplication; gene location; gene mapping; gene translocation; molecular cloning; molecular evolution; molecular model; nonhuman; nucleotide sequence; platypus; priority journal; sequence homology; sex determination; s200210.1159/0000685392015-12-12