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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Myology"”.
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Myology of the pectoral girdle of the golden hamster
In the literature which is written on rodent myology there is not much reference made to the morphology of the golden hamster. Parsons (1896) reports on some hamsters that he dissected. Priddy and Brodie (1948) have published the only recent work on the morphology of the golden hamster. This study …
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The description of the bronzed grackle & its general osteology and myology
Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science, 1929
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Functional myology of the primate head and neck with implications for hominin evolution
[EMBARGOED UNTIL 5/1/2026] The primate nuchal region has been widely cited as reflecting postural and locomotor behaviors. Postural and locomotor reconstructions of fossil primates, particularly fossil hominins, have relied upon untested hypotheses linking nuchal muscle form and function to bony …
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The hind limb myology of the laboratory mouse, Mus musculus: with comparisons to other rodent genera
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1979 B72
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The hind limb myology of the laboratory mouse, Mus musculus: with comparisons to other rodent genera
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1979 B72
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Functional anatomy of the Macrouridae (Teleostei, Gadiformes)
Osteology and myology of the head of 21 species of macrourids and two closely related species are described. A general model of the mechanics of the macrourid head during feeding has been developed based on the anatomical findings. The structure of the head and integration of morphological units …
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A functional morphological study of limb regression in some Southern African species of Scincidae (Reptilia : Sauria)
… any trace of limbs). The osteology and the myology of the locomotor apparatus are described for all members of this regression series with special reference to the axial system which has in the past received but scant attention compared with the appendicular apparatus. Qualitative and …
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The ecomorphology of facultative bipedality in Lepidosauria: implications for the evolution of reptilian bipedality
… anatomical studies of lepidosaur pelvic girdle myology, and indicate a similarity in mechanical demands of both arboreality and facultative bipedality. Finally, I tested for the correlated evolution of facultative bipedality with substrate preference in a derived clade of squamates: Episquamata. …
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Phylogenetic Analysis of the Australian Genus <em>Pseudophryne</em> (Myobatrachidae) using Morphological Characters.
<p>The phylogenetic relationships of <em>Pseudophryne</em> and the closely related monotypic <em>Metacrinia</em> are resolved with the use of morphological characters and comparison with representatives species of <em>Crinia</em>, <em>Uperoleia</em>, and <em>Taudactylus</em> as defined out-groups. …