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This project explores the evolutionary transition from fins to limbs in vertebrates, focusing on the modularity and integration of limb anatomy. By employing anatomical network analysis, it aims to uncover how these changes influenced the development of diverse limb morphologies.
The fin-to-limb transition was a major milestone in the history of life that shaped the morphology and remarkable biodiversity of land vertebrates. A central question in vertebrate evolution is how the various anatomical parts of limbs evolved semi-autonomously (modularity) while still growing and adapting in coordination (integration).
The main goal of this project is to unravel (i) the evolutionary changes in modularity of the musculoskeletal system that occurred during the evolution from fins…
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United States, Washington
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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