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Academic & Professional Books  Insects & other Invertebrates  Echinoderms

Echinoderm Morphological Disparity Methods, Patterns, and Possibilities

By: Bradley Deline(Author)
75 pages
Echinoderm Morphological Disparity
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The quantification of morphology through time is a vital tool in elucidating macroevolutionary patterns. Studies of disparity require intense effort but can provide insights beyond those gained using other methodologies. Over the last several decades, studies of disparity have proliferated, often using echinoderms as a model organism. Echinoderms have been used to study the methodology of disparity analyses and potential biases as well as documenting the morphological patterns observed in clades through time. Combining morphological studies with phylogenetic analyses or other disparate data sets allows for the testing of detailed and far-reaching evolutionary hypotheses.

Contents

1. Introduction
2. Methods of quantifying morphology
3. A priori choices in experimental design
4. Taphonomy and missing data
5. Patterns in Phanerozoic disparity
6. Future directions

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By: Bradley Deline(Author)
75 pages
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