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Morphology and behaviour: functional links in development and evolution
2011
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences
Development and evolution of animal behaviour and morphology are frequently addressed independently, as reflected in the dichotomy of disciplines dedicated to their study distinguishing object of study (morphology versus behaviour) and perspective (ultimate versus proximate). Although traits are known to develop and evolve semi-independently, they are matched together in development and evolution to produce a unique functional phenotype. Here I highlight similarities shared by both traits, such
doi:10.1098/rstb.2011.0035
pmid:21690124
pmcid:PMC3130372
fatcat:nl6e4gj5a5ge5jt3h3wcebtwiu