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Developmental variation in pterygoid segmentation clarifies patterns of avian bony palate evolution
The morphology of the palate has long constituted the primary basis for differentiating between the two deepest clades of crown group birds, Neognathae and Palaeognathae. However, published literature on the bird palate is dominated by classical anatomical descriptions pre-dating the advent of conte
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