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极端的子延长在奇怪的三叠纪爬行动物中尽管存在强烈的发育约束,但却进化了 - - 这意味着子模块化在类动物中具有重要意义

Adam Rytel1,2, Christine Böhmer3, Stephan N F Spiekman4

  • 1Institute of Paleobiology, Polish Academy of Sciences, , Warsaw 00818, Poland.

Royal Society open science
|July 30, 2024
PubMed
概括

称为Tanystropheidae的三叠纪爬行动物通过延长椎和移动区域而进化了极长的子,而不是通过增加更多的椎. 这种独特的部进化为脊椎动物的发展和模块化提供了洞察力.

关键词:
这种类型的类动物是Archosauromorpha.塔尼斯特罗菲科科 (Tanystropheidae) 是一个类动物.塔尼斯特罗菲乌斯 (Tanystropheus) 是一个的动物.祖先状态重建的重建几何形态形态测量是几何形态的.脊椎子区域 脊椎子区域

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