Titlebook: Arthropod Biology and Evolution; Molecules, Developme Alessandro Minelli,Geoffrey Boxshall,Giuseppe Fusc Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Alessandro Minelli,Geoffrey Boxshall,Giuseppe FuscFirst book to cover arthropod structure and evolution of all relevant major lineages within the Arthropoda.Written by renowned experts in the field.Richly illustrated.Includes supplementary material:

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Lipohypertrophy

Marie-Line Germain,Robin S. Grenierrsatile device facilitating formation of many different body shapes that reflect habitat adaptation, and indeed, arthropods populate a broad range of ecological habitats ranging from oceans to deserts.

laceration

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H. Burkhardt,B. Buttkus,F. Keller,R. Veesy in the anatomy of the circulatory organs among the major arthropod lineages, their development and evolution. A special focus refers to the evolutionary changes which this organ system has undergone along the major environmental transitions from aquatic to terrestrial habitats and the evolution of

AROMA

Peter Giese,Claus Prodehl,Albert Steinwithin the Arthropoda. We end our chapter by examining the role of (3) developmental plasticity in arthropod evolution. In each context, we explore the genetic, developmental, and ecological mechanisms that may have allowed arthropods to diversify more than any other group of animals, the interactio

Allowance

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Enthralling

The Arthropod Cuticle,rsatile device facilitating formation of many different body shapes that reflect habitat adaptation, and indeed, arthropods populate a broad range of ecological habitats ranging from oceans to deserts.