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Volumn 293, Issue 5531, 2001, Pages 850-853
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Nostril position in dinosaurs and other vertebrates and its significance for nasal function
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Author keywords
[No Author keywords available]
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Indexed keywords
BLOOD;
SKIN;
TISSUE;
BONY OPENING;
PHYSIOLOGY;
DINOSAUR;
MORPHOLOGY;
VERTEBRATE;
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR;
ARTICLE;
BONE STRUCTURE;
NONHUMAN;
NOSE CAVITY;
OLFACTORY SYSTEM;
PRIORITY JOURNAL;
SKULL RADIOGRAPHY;
SPECIES DIFFERENCE;
VERTEBRATE;
ALLIGATORS AND CROCODILES;
ANIMALS;
BEHAVIOR, ANIMAL;
BIRDS;
LIZARDS;
NASAL BONE;
NASAL CAVITY;
NOSE;
PALEONTOLOGY;
PHYLOGENY;
REPTILES;
RESPIRATION;
SMELL;
SPECIES SPECIFICITY;
VERTEBRATES;
AMNIOTA;
ANIMALIA;
DINOSAURIA;
VERTEBRATA;
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EID: 0035800477
PISSN: 00368075
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1126/science.1062681 Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (47)
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References (40)
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