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When a general morphology allows many habitat uses.
Integrative zoology - 1 Nov 2016
Tulli María J, Cruz Félix B, Kohlsdorf Tiana, Abdala Virginia
Abstract excerpt
During the last decades the study of functional morphology received more attention incorporating more detailed data corresponding to the internal anatomy that together contribute for a better understanding of the functional basis in locomotion. Here we focus on 2 lizard families, Tropiduridae and Liolaemidae, and use information related to muscle-tendinous and external morphology traits of hind legs. We...
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