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W. J. Bock, AuteurThe Passeridae are characterized by possessing a neomorphic preglossale bone in the tongue and a uniquely enlarged M. hypoglossus anterior forming part of the "seed-cup" used to orient and hold seeds in position when they are being husked. The p[...]
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W. J. Bock, AuteurEven with today's rapid communications, scientific advancements develop strikingly differently in various parts of the world so that it is often possible to trace the unfolding of a particular subject in one location and its subsequent spread to[...]
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W. J. Bock, AuteurWoodpeckers are the first example of adaptive evolution by Natural Selection mentioned by Darwin who commented that their 'feet, tail, beak and tongue' are 'so admirably adapted to catch insects under the bark of trees'. Over the ensuing decades[...]
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W. J. Bock, AuteurAvian systematics is not only part of the science of ornithology, but serves heuristically as a foundation for many other analyses in ornithology. Systematics can be divided roughly into two major areas, namely species-level analyses and suprasp[...]
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P. Buhler, Auteur ; W. J. Bock, AuteurThe generally accepted name Archaeopteryx lithographica von Meyer, 1861, for the ancient feathered birds from the Solnhofen limestones has been the subject of a number of nomenclatural analyses, terminating in two decisions by the International [...]
