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Morphology (Animals)

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Analysis of vertebrate structure

Milton Hildebrand, George Goslow

1982

Seven men at daybreak

Alan Burgess

1960

Do You Have a Tail?

Simms Taback

2012

Evolutionary developmental biology

Brian Keith Hall

1992

Structure

Kim Taylor

1992

Big and small, short and tall

Ron Roy

1986

The loudest

Random House

2002

How big am I?

Shirley Greenway

1993

On Growth and Form

D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson

1917

Scaling, why is animal size so important?

Knut Schmidt-Nielsen

1984

Biomechanics

Carl Gans

1974

An introduction to the systematic zoology and morphology of vertebrate animals

Alexander MacAlister

1878

A text-book of invertebrate morphology

J. Playfair McMurrich

1894

The structure of animal life

Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz

1874

The ugliest

Random House

2002

On morphology and teleology, especially in the limbs of Mammalia

Burt G. Wilder

1865

Chordate morphology

Malcolm Jollie

1962

The right size

Hal Hellman

1968

Form and function

Russell, E. S.

1916

SUSHI Food for the eye, the body & the soul

Ole G. Mouritsen

2009

On size and life

Thomas A. MacMahon

1983

Functional morphology of the hip and thigh of the lorisiformes

J. McArdle, John E. McArdle

1981

Feeding

Kurt Schwenk

2000

Data Analysis in Molecular Biology and Evolution

Xuhua Xia

2001

Animal diversity

Earl D. Hanson

1964

Functional vertebrate morphology

Milton Hildebrand

1985

On growth and form

Thompson, D'Arcy Wentworth

1917

From DNA to diversity

Sean B. Carroll, Scott D. Weatherbee, Jennifer K. Grenier

2001

Real-world dragons

Barbara J. Fox, Rich Pellegrino, Matt Doeden

2013

How Father Time changes the animals' shapes

Gaylord Johnson

1939

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