Adaptation in the Vertebral Column: a Comparative Study of Patterns of Metameric Variation in Seven Species of Small Mammals
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The pattern of variation of certain vertebral measurements along the vertebral column is known to differ in man and mouse. This paper investigates changes in this pattern in 7 species of small mammals and attempts to correlate them with locomotor adaptations and limb dimensions.
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