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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"comparative osteology"”.

  1. Comparative Osteology of the Typhlopidae and Leptotyphlopidae

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  2. Palaeontology and comparative osteology of some African cichlid fishes

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  3. The Comparative Osteology and Phylogeny of The Anabantoidei, With a Proposal of a New Order Luciocephaliformes (Teleostei, Pisces)

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  4. The comparative osteology and taxonomy of the North American cyprinid genera, Richard-sonius, Clinostomus and Semotilus, with notes on other minnows

    A comparative osteological study was made of the eight chubs and daces of the North American cyprinid genera <i>Richardsonius, Clinostomus</i> and <i>Semotilus</i>. The primary objectives were to approach the whole skeleton as an adaptive mechanism and to study the taxonomy of these fishes. In …

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  5. Earliest Known Material of Amia, Bowfin, From The Sentinel Butte Formation (Paleocene), Medora, North Dakota

    <p><em>Amia calva</em> is an icon in the field of comparative osteology, yet we have a poor understanding of the evolution of the genus because many fossil amiid bones have gone unidentified. Here we identify new material of the genus, <em>Amia</em>, with evidence of two unidentified species. …

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  6. Comparative Morphometrics of the Sacral Vertebra in <em>Aneides</em> (Caudata: Plethodontidae).

    … for arboreality will be visible in the osteology of the sacral vertebra either by qualitative analysis or linear and morphometric analysis in comparison with other plethodontid salamanders. This study demonstrates that while qualitative and quantitative analyses are successful at making …

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