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Correction After publication of this work [1], we found evidence for a gene (or two tandem genes) orthologous to Leutx in a genome assembly for the African elephant produced by the Broad Institute and accessible on the UCSC Genome Browser, assembly version Broad/loxAfr3 [2]. Elephant Leutx homeodomain sequences are highly divergent from that of human LEUTX (48% identity), but regions of identity outside the homeodomain plus genomic synteny (Figure 1) confirm orthology. We also found divergent putative Leutx orthologues in some other mammals including dog, cat, horse, pig and cow but, as reported in our original publication, not in rodents or outside the placental mammals. These find-

Erratum to: The dynamics of vertebrate homeobox gene evolution: gain and loss of genes in mouse and human lineages