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Cranial Integration in the Sciuridae [PDF]
American Zoologist, 1996 Synopsis. High correlations among measurements of the cranium in the fox squirrel suggested to Olson and Miller (1958) that the skull in this species is highly integrated: that is, it tends to vary as a unit, and without clear subdivision into discrete independently-varying subunits. The evo?
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