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期刊名:Journal of morphology

缩写:J MORPHOL

ISSN:0362-2525

e-ISSN:1097-4687

IF/分区:1.4/Q3

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Teeth are a key innovation that underpinned the adaptive radiation of jawed vertebrates; however, their evolutionary origin must lie with the diverse tooth-like structures of living and fossil jawless vertebrates. Most previous studies have...
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The sense of touch (mechanoreception) in snakes is not widely appreciated despite emerging evidence of tactile specialisation among sea snakes. This is partly due to the challenges in quantifying small (< 1 mm) and numerous scale mechanorec...
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Morphological analysis of fine structures on small insects is often labor intensive, scale-limited, and biased by sampling or organismal life history. We used a pixel classification machine-learning workflow with the open source programs Il...
Cornélio S Santiago,Pollyana B Pimentel,Emília M Soares et al. Cornélio S Santiago et al.
Artibeus lituratus is an important species of bat of the Phyllostomidae family. Despite its wide distribution, detailed studies on the mammary gland of this species are lacking. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate the development, lacta...
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The respiratory organs of water-breathing ectotherms (WBEs), typically in the form of gills, extract oxygen from the water. The size and shape of respiratory organs are vital to the efficiency of oxygen diffusion and often unique to each sp...
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Some of the most extensively studied phenotypic adaptations in reef fish pertain to trophic diversification. Within the Pomacentridae family, a strong correlation between head morphology and diet has been identified. The relationship betwee...
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Supramedullary neurons (SMNs) were described almost 150 years ago as large, unipolar cells whose somata are located on the dorsal aspect of the medulla oblongata and spinal cord in adults of teleost fishes. SMNs are either aligned in a sing...
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Lizards represent the closest amniotes to mammals able to regenerate many tissues, therefore are useful models for studies of mammalian regeneration. Tail regeneration occurs by stem cells but tissue dedifferentiation may also be involved. ...
Nahuel A Liendro-Bataglia,Luca N Martini,L Muriel Pereyra-Civiello et al. Nahuel A Liendro-Bataglia et al.
New World Blackbirds (Icteridae) are a diverse group of Neotropical passerines and an important component of the continental radiation of nine-primaried songbirds (Emberizoidea). Icterids and other emberizoids are chiefly omnivorous, but wi...
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Morphological descriptions of the tympano-periotic complex (TPC) are fundamental for understanding odontocete auditory adaptations, as well as their relationships with habitat, behavior, and evolutionary processes. This study analyzed the T...