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Head: What Is Making First Contact with Environment? Teeth and Jaws, other. This convention will also be followed in this book, because all approaches to the head have much in common and must take into account conditions, which are quite different from those acting on the locomotor apparatus. The development of the head during evolution has been in the focus of many

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Land-Living Mammals,ised as organs for propulsion in water, prehension on trees, burrowing underground or wings for flying. The greatest variation is found in the autopodia. Head shape also varies enormously, while a trait common to nearly all mammals is the considerable mass. The differentiation of the teeth and the d

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Evolution of Hominids,al toes for the sake of the big first toe, length and slender shape of the trunk, in comparison to the hindlimbs “weakly” developed forelimbs, deep position of the shoulder and constriction of the caudal opening of the rib cage, particular shape of the pelvis.

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Introduction: General Considerations, Working Hypotheses, Questions, and Starting Points,ilarity of internal organisation. This soon became the dominating way to investigate animals. Cuvier (1805) already complaint about researchers who were more interested in sorting superficial characters of organisms for taxonomic purposes than in understanding them “physiologically” (nach Maier 1984a, b).