Vertebrate paleobiology: a form and function approach
"An essential introduction to the paleobiology of animal body size, locomotion, and feeding. How do we use fossils to reconstruct the size of prehistoric animals and how they moved and fed? Drawing on a rich inventory of South American Miocene fossils, Form and Function in Vertebrate Paleobiolo...
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Bloomington, Indiana
Indiana University Press
[2024]
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| Schriftenreihe: | Life of the past
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| Zusammenfassung: | "An essential introduction to the paleobiology of animal body size, locomotion, and feeding. How do we use fossils to reconstruct the size of prehistoric animals and how they moved and fed? Drawing on a rich inventory of South American Miocene fossils, Form and Function in Vertebrate Paleobiology examines different aspects of functional morphology and how they are tested by paleontologists, anatomists, and zoologists. Beginning with a review of various methodologies to interpret fossils, the authors turn to the main concepts important to functional morphology and give examples of each. They conclude by showing how functional morphology enables a dynamic, broadscale reconstruction of the life of prehistoric animals during the South American Miocene"-- "An essential introduction to the paleobiology of animal body size, locomotion, and feeding.Paleobiology is the branch of evolutionary biology involved in the reconstruction of the life histories of extinct organisms. It answers the questions, How do we use fossils to reconstruct the size of prehistoric animals, and How did they move and feed? Drawing on a rich inventory of South American Miocene fossils, Vertebrate Paleobiology: A Form and Function Approach examines different aspects of functional morphology and how they are tested by paleontologists, anatomists, and zoologists. Beginning with a review of various methodologies to interpret fossils, the authors turn to the main concepts important to functional morphology and give examples of each. They conclude by showing how functional morphology enables a dynamic, broadscale reconstruction of the life of prehistoric animals during the South American Miocene.Originally published in Spanish, Vertebrate Paleobiology: A Form and Function Approach provides a broad sweep of recent developments, including theoretical and practical techniques, applied to the study of extinct vertebrates"-- |
| Beschreibung: | xiii, 297 pages illustrations 29 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780253070470 |
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| spelling | Vizcaíno, Sergio F. Verfasser (DE-588)1036797260 aut Vertebrate paleobiology a form and function approach Sergio F. Vizcaíno, M. Susana Bargo, Guillermo H. Cassini, Néstor Toledo, and Gerardo De Iuliis Bloomington, Indiana Indiana University Press [2024] xiii, 297 pages illustrations 29 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Life of the past "An essential introduction to the paleobiology of animal body size, locomotion, and feeding. How do we use fossils to reconstruct the size of prehistoric animals and how they moved and fed? Drawing on a rich inventory of South American Miocene fossils, Form and Function in Vertebrate Paleobiology examines different aspects of functional morphology and how they are tested by paleontologists, anatomists, and zoologists. Beginning with a review of various methodologies to interpret fossils, the authors turn to the main concepts important to functional morphology and give examples of each. They conclude by showing how functional morphology enables a dynamic, broadscale reconstruction of the life of prehistoric animals during the South American Miocene"-- "An essential introduction to the paleobiology of animal body size, locomotion, and feeding.Paleobiology is the branch of evolutionary biology involved in the reconstruction of the life histories of extinct organisms. It answers the questions, How do we use fossils to reconstruct the size of prehistoric animals, and How did they move and feed? Drawing on a rich inventory of South American Miocene fossils, Vertebrate Paleobiology: A Form and Function Approach examines different aspects of functional morphology and how they are tested by paleontologists, anatomists, and zoologists. Beginning with a review of various methodologies to interpret fossils, the authors turn to the main concepts important to functional morphology and give examples of each. They conclude by showing how functional morphology enables a dynamic, broadscale reconstruction of the life of prehistoric animals during the South American Miocene.Originally published in Spanish, Vertebrate Paleobiology: A Form and Function Approach provides a broad sweep of recent developments, including theoretical and practical techniques, applied to the study of extinct vertebrates"-- Evolutionary paleobiology Extinct vertebrates Paleobiology Paléobiologie évolutive Vertébrés disparus Paléobiologie SCIENCE / Paleontology NATURE / Animals / Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures Bargo, M. Susana Verfasser aut Cassini, Guillermo H. Verfasser aut Toledo, Néstor Verfasser aut De Iuliis, Gerardo 1959- Verfasser (DE-588)1036797910 aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 9780253070487 |
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