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Reduced phenotypic covariation in marsupial limbs and the implications for mammalian evolution
E. Mckenna Kelly
, Karen E. Sears
Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior
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Marsupial
100%
Mammalian Evolution
100%
Phenotypic Covariation
100%
Hindlimb
50%
Forelimb
50%
Crawling
25%
Selective Pressure
25%
Between-limb
25%
Highly Integrated
12%
Phylogenetic Methods
12%
Monotreme
12%
Genetic Architecture
12%
Teat
12%
Eutherian
12%
Limb Morphology
12%
Homologous Structure
12%
Correlational Methods
12%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Monotreme
100%
Placental Mammal
100%
Genetic Architecture
100%
Immunology and Microbiology
Limb
100%
Monotreme
10%
Placental Mammal
10%