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Academic & Professional Books  Reptiles & Amphibians  Amphibians

Advances in Amphibian Research in the Former Soviet Union, Volume 9: Evolution of the Amphibian Skull

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By: NS Lebedkina
265 pages, Figs, illus, tabs
Advances in Amphibian Research in the Former Soviet Union, Volume 9: Evolution of the Amphibian Skull
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  • Advances in Amphibian Research in the Former Soviet Union, Volume 9: Evolution of the Amphibian Skull ISBN: 9789546422224 Paperback Dec 2004 Out of Print #151590
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About this book

The book is the outcome of some twenty years of work devoted to to the study of the amphibian skull development. The aims of ths work are: (i) to study the urodelan skull onthogeny; (ii) to determine correlative relationships between different cranial elements: (iii) to study the dynamic of establishment of relationships underlying specific structural patterns in the amphibian skull; (iv) to reconstruct the scenario of the phylogenetic establishment of cranial structural patterns in early tetrapods; and (v) based on the structure and development of correlative systems in the amphibian skull, to evaluate the phylogenetic affinities of recent amphibians.

Contents

Foreword; Introduction; Materials and methods; List of abbreviations; Chapter 1. The development of the urodelan skull; Embryonic period; Larval period; Chapter 2. Homology of the urodelan cranial bones; Homology of the urodelan parasphenoid; Homology of the urodelan ?nasal?; Homology of the skull roofing bones in urodelans; Homology of the urodelan ?squamosal?; Chapter 3. Evolution of the structural pattern of the amphibian bony skull; The establishment of the amphibian structural type of the dermal cranial base; The establishment of the amphibian structural type of the dermal cranial roof; The establishment of the amphibian structural type of the dermal cranial cheek region; Chapter 4. Summary; Monophyletic origin of recent amphibians; Tables; References

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Out of Print
By: NS Lebedkina
265 pages, Figs, illus, tabs
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