The relationship between feeding type and temporomandibular joint morphology in superfamily Musteloidea
Many studies have focused on the soft tissue analysis of carnivores and have demonstrated a relationship between feeding biomechanics and feeding types. Herbivores and omnivores rely heavily on anteroposterior and helical movement of the mandible and teeth for the breakdown of fibrous foods resultin...
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ScholarWorks@GVSU
2018
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