Titlebook: Constructional Morphology and Evolution; Norbert Schmidt-Kittler,Klaus Vogel Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Introduction: A New Look at Morphologyd by the contributions of the participants of this Symposium? Is this not the only kind of approach that all biologists and paleontologists should choose when dealing with organismic form and patterns? Should not the traditional descriptive and comparative morphology be better called “morphography”

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Explanations in Konstruktionsmorphologie and Evolutionary Morphology explanations (H-N E) in science. It was argued that the term KM should be restricted to N-D approaches, and that the proper English translation is engineering, not constructional, morphology. H-N approaches to KM are best termed evolutionary morphology. Studies of evolutionary morphology must be ba

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Dynamic Similarity in the Analysis of Animal Movementar if one could be made identical to the other by uniform changes of the scales of length, time and force. This chapter asks whether different-sized animals move in dynamically similar fashion..When gravitational forces are important (as in running), dynamic similarity is possible only if the motion

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Cytomechanics and Biochemistryces developed by the structures into which these molecules are integrated is exemplified by discussion of generation of cell shape, interaction with the extracellular environment, and by microcompartmentation. Cytomechanics and biochemistry are shown to represent complementary modes of description o

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Biomechanics in the Enamel of Mammalian Teeth micro-structure. Differentiation of enamel thickness is frequently found in hypsodont teeth of smaller and medium-sized mammals. It is mainly due to the position on the leading or trailing edge. In the enamel microstructure, the Schmelzmuster, defined as a specific combination of different enamel t