Matthew F. Bonnan is a Vertebrate Paleontologist and Associate Professor of Biology at Stockton University. Bonnan's research focuses on the evolution of locomotion in sauropod dinosaurs and the functional morphology of forelimb posture in reptiles, birds, and mammals using traditional anatomy and computer-aided modeling.
Matthew F. Bonnan is a Vertebrate Paleontologist and Associate Professor of Biology at Stockton University. Bonnan's research focuses on the evolution of locomotion in sauropod dinosaurs and the functional morphology of forelimb posture in reptiles, birds, and mammals using traditional anatomy and computer-aided modeling.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Acknowledgments Part One: Setting the Stage Chapter 1. Introduction: How Vertebrates and Cars Are (and Are Not) Similar Chapter 2. Evolution to Deep Time, Pedigree to Anatomy Part Two: The Origin and Early Evolution of the Vertebrate Chassis Chapter 3. Inferring the Basic Vertebrate Chassis Chapter 4. Evolution of a Bony Chassis Part Three: The Evolution of the Jawed Vertebrate Chassis and Something Fishy Chapter 5. The Jawed Vertebrate Chassis: A Primer Chapter 6. Placoderms and Cartilaginous Fishes Chapter 7. The Fish-like Osteichthyes, Part 1 Chapter 8. The Fish-like Osteichthyes, Part 2 Part Four: The Vertebrate Chassis Moves to Land Chapter 9. The Tetrapod Chassis: A Primer Chapter 10. The Tetrapod Chassis in Transition Chapter 11. The Amphibian Chassis Chapter 12. The Amniote Chassis: A Primer and the Lead Up to True Amniotes Part Five: Deep Scaly I: Reptilian Chasses from Early Reptiles to Sea Monsters Chapter 13. Lizards and the Tuatara as an Introduction Chapter 14. Early Reptiles and Turtles Chapter 15. Snakes and Sea Dragons Part Six: Deep Scaly II: The Archosaur Chassis, Those Ruling Reptiles Chapter 16. The Archosaur Chassis, Part 1: Modern Archosaurs Chapter 17. The Archosaur Chassis, Part 2: A Primer on Archosaur Posture and Diversity Chapter 18. The Archosaur Chassis, Part 3: Pterosaurs, Dinosaurs, and the Origins of Birds Part Seven: Overcome By Fur: The Mammalian Chassis Chapter 19. The Mammalian Chassis: A Primer Chapter 20. The Evolution of the Mammal Chassis Chapter 21. Brains, Milk, and the Modern Radiations of Mammals Appendix: The Cards of Time References Cited Index
Preface Acknowledgments Part One: Setting the Stage Chapter 1. Introduction: How Vertebrates and Cars Are (and Are Not) Similar Chapter 2. Evolution to Deep Time, Pedigree to Anatomy Part Two: The Origin and Early Evolution of the Vertebrate Chassis Chapter 3. Inferring the Basic Vertebrate Chassis Chapter 4. Evolution of a Bony Chassis Part Three: The Evolution of the Jawed Vertebrate Chassis and Something Fishy Chapter 5. The Jawed Vertebrate Chassis: A Primer Chapter 6. Placoderms and Cartilaginous Fishes Chapter 7. The Fish-like Osteichthyes, Part 1 Chapter 8. The Fish-like Osteichthyes, Part 2 Part Four: The Vertebrate Chassis Moves to Land Chapter 9. The Tetrapod Chassis: A Primer Chapter 10. The Tetrapod Chassis in Transition Chapter 11. The Amphibian Chassis Chapter 12. The Amniote Chassis: A Primer and the Lead Up to True Amniotes Part Five: Deep Scaly I: Reptilian Chasses from Early Reptiles to Sea Monsters Chapter 13. Lizards and the Tuatara as an Introduction Chapter 14. Early Reptiles and Turtles Chapter 15. Snakes and Sea Dragons Part Six: Deep Scaly II: The Archosaur Chassis, Those Ruling Reptiles Chapter 16. The Archosaur Chassis, Part 1: Modern Archosaurs Chapter 17. The Archosaur Chassis, Part 2: A Primer on Archosaur Posture and Diversity Chapter 18. The Archosaur Chassis, Part 3: Pterosaurs, Dinosaurs, and the Origins of Birds Part Seven: Overcome By Fur: The Mammalian Chassis Chapter 19. The Mammalian Chassis: A Primer Chapter 20. The Evolution of the Mammal Chassis Chapter 21. Brains, Milk, and the Modern Radiations of Mammals Appendix: The Cards of Time References Cited Index
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