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Sexual Dimorphism in Vertebral Number: Developmental Implications Inferred From Vertebral and Body Proportions
Segmentation is a fundamental feature of vertebrate body plans, and variation in vertebral number contributes substantially to morphological diversity. Although sexual dimorphism in vertebral number has been documented in several vertebrate lineages, its developmental basis remains poorly understood
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