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Ngoy Steve Diarra Adama Zan Laudisoit Anne Gembu Guy-Crispin Verheyen Erik Mubenga Onésime Mbalitini Sylvestre Gambalemoke Baelo Pascal Laroche Maureen Parola Philippe 《Experimental & applied acarology》2021,84(3):637-657
Experimental and Applied Acarology - Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF MS) has recently emerged as an alternative to morphological and molecular tools to... 相似文献
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William T. Stanley Lynn W. Robbins Jean M. Malekani Sylvestre Gambalemoke Mbalitini Dudu Akaibe Migurimu Jean Claude Mukinzi Jan Hulselmans Vanya Prévot Erik Verheyen Rainer Hutterer Jeffrey B. Doty Benjamin P. Monroe Yoshinori J. Nakazawa Zachary Braden Darin Carroll Julian C. Kerbis Peterhans John M. Bates Jacob A. Esselstyn 《Biology letters》2013,9(5)
The hero shrew''s (Scutisorex somereni) massive interlocking lumbar vertebrae represent the most extreme modification of the vertebral column known in mammals. No intermediate form of this remarkable morphology is known, nor is there any convincing theory to explain its functional significance. We document a new species in the heretofore monotypic genus Scutisorex; the new species possesses cranial and vertebral features representing intermediate character states between S. somereni and other shrews. Phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequences support a sister relationship between the new species and S. somereni. While the function of the unusual spine in Scutisorex is unknown, it gives these small animals incredible vertebral strength. Based on field observations, we hypothesize that the unique vertebral column is an adaptation allowing these shrews to lever heavy or compressive objects to access concentrated food resources inaccessible to other animals. 相似文献
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