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Possibilities of Evolutionary Functional Morphology Based on the Collection of the Dead Bodies of Mammals Hideki Endo 1 1The University Museum, The University of Tokyo Keyword: 遺体科学 , dead body science , 機能形態学 , functional morphology , 三次元画像解析 , three-dimensional image analysis , 自然史博物館 , natural history muse-um , 比較形態学 , comparative morphology pp.803-807
Published Date 2014/12/18
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 Abstract : Dead body science has tried to clarify the functional-morphological evolution of the mammals including the human. It fundamentally consists of the unrestricted collection of the dead bodies of the vertebrates, for example, from the zoos, aquaria, and from hunters. We show the results of the three-dimensional analysis about the manipulation mechanism in the giant panda, the enlarged eye and orbit in the Baikal seal, and the mastication system in the giant anteater. The findings actually contribute to the comparative functional-morphology of various mammals, and in the future the stored specimens after the dissection in natural history museum will continue to serve as an evidence of the evolutionary history of form and function in mammals.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1881-3526 日本リハビリテーション医学会

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