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Was the tailbud the ancestral centre where the fin developmental program evolved in chordates?
(2015)
The structural origin of the vertebrates' paired limbs is still an unsolved problem. Historically, two hypotheses have been raised to explain the origin of vertebrate limbs: the Archipterygium Hypothesis and the Fin Fold ...
Was the tail bud the ancestral centre where the fin developmental program evolved in chordates
(2015)
The structural origin of the vertebrates' paired limbs is still an unsolved problem. Historically, two hypotheses have been raised to explain the origin of vertebrate limbs: the Archipterygium Hypothesis and the Fin Fold ...
Was the tail bud the ancestral centre where the fin developmental program evolved in chordates?
(Naturalis Biodiversity Center, 2015)
The structural origin of the vertebrates' paired limbs is still an unsolved problem. Historically, two hypotheses have been raised to explain the origin of vertebrate limbs: the Archipterygium Hypothesis and the Fin Fold ...
AN UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY OF THE SECOND HEART FIELD AND A PIONEER/SCAFFOLD MODEL FOR CARDIAC DEVELOPMENT
(ElsevierSan Diego, 2012)
Venom Composition and Diet of the Cantil Agkistrodon bilineatus howardgloydi (Serpentes: Viperidae)
(1999-12)
The southernmost subspecies of the cantil, Agkistrodon bilineatus howardgloydi, occurs in almost all terrestrial habitats of the sector Santa Rosa National Park, in Guanacaste Conservation Area, Costa Rica. We obtained 21 ...
Estudios cariológicos de cinco especies de serpientes costarricenses de la familia colubridae
(1984)
The karyotypes of five species of colubrid snakes from Costa Rica are as follows: Imuntodes cenchao and Drymobius margaritiferus have a diploid number of 36, with 16 macro- and 20 microchromosomes. The fourth pair is ...