Highlights•A shared temporal transcription factor code may orchestrate neuronal subtype
specification in large regions of the developing nervous system.•Temporal identity correlates …

Animal movement is controlled by motor neurons (MNs), which project out of the central
nervous system to activate muscles. Because individual muscles may be used in many …

Mature vertebrates maintain posture using vestibulospinal neurons that transform sensed
instability into reflexive commands to spinal motor circuits. Postural stability improves across …

Different speeds of locomotion require heterogeneous spinal populations, but a common
mode of rhythm generation is presumed to exist. Here, we explore the cellular versus …

Animal movement is controlled by motor neurons (MNs), which project out of the central
nervous system to activate muscles. MN activity is coordinated by complex premotor …

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