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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Paedomorphosis"”.

  1. Extended Adolescence: The Ecology and Endocrinology of Facultative Paedomorphosis

    … context in which the larvae develop, with paedomorphosis often occurring under favorable aquatic conditions. I conducted a series of experiments to investigate the roles of population density, predator presence, hydroperiod, and stress hormones in regulating the expression of …

    mississippi Repository record for Extended Adolescence: The Ecology and Endocrinology of Facultative Paedomorphosis (opens in a new tab)

  2. Ontogeny and evolutionary morphology of the skeleton in frogs

    … in the context of functional constraints and paedomorphosis.

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  3. Two races of Etheostoma flabellare flabellare Rafinesque from the Roanoke River of Virginia and the Neuse River of North Carolina

    … color patterns in the adult Neuse female. Paedomorphosis, in the Neuse fantail, accounts for most of the major differences between the populations.

    vt Repository record for Two races of Etheostoma flabellare flabellare Rafinesque from the Roanoke River of Virginia and the Neuse River of North Carolina (opens in a new tab)

  4. Genetic, Morphological, and Behavioral Analysis of the Oklahoma Salamander (Eurycea Tynerensis) in Southwestern Missouri

    I investigated populations of Eurycea tynerensis which differed in coloration and life history mode. Using morphometrics and behavioral trials, I tested two sympatric color morphs for the presence of a cryptic species. I also obtained sequence data from the mitochondrial cytochrome-b gene of 21 …

    mo-state Repository record for Genetic, Morphological, and Behavioral Analysis of the Oklahoma Salamander (Eurycea Tynerensis) in Southwestern Missouri (opens in a new tab)

  5. Role of KNOX genes in the evolution and development of floral nectar spurs

    A key question in biology is how changes in gene function or regulation produce new morphologies during evolution. The nectar spur is an evolutionarily labile structure known to influence speciation in a broad range of angiosperm taxa. Here, the genetic basis of nectar spur development, and the …

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