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- Comparison of chela size and pincer force in scorpions; getting a first grip
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- INTRODUCTION Sand lances (Family Ammodytidae) are a group of fishes that
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- Introduction No less an authority than Steven Vogel asks us to imagine
- Hard prey, soft jaws and the ontogeny of feeding mechanics in the spotted ratfish
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- Introduction Tendons consist of several hierarchical levels of organization
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- Introduction From the Lower Silurian to the Upper Devonian,
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- Aquatic respiration in many fishes is a mechanical ballet in which water is pumped from the oropharyngeal chamber,
- FISHING FOR FACTS: Adam Summers, UCI assistant professor and
- their fate, during both normal cell turnover andafterpartof thepancreaswasremovedto
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- INTRODUCTION Filter-feeding elasmobranchs are a highly migratory and large-
- 50&100YEARSAGO enantioselectivity of enzymes --it seemed that
