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Integration of Craniofacial Structures During Development in Mammals

1996-02-01

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The integration of craniofacial elements during development in mammals is studiedin a phylogenetic approach. Developmental series of four metatherian (marsupial) and five Eutherian (placental) taxa are examined, and the sequence of emergence of major characters of the central nervous system, the cranial skeleton and the cranial musculature is reconstructed. These sequences are transformed into a series of characte...

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8851a51c-d7eb-5b05-8d52-2a4e829b8375
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10.1093/icb/36.1.70
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