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Cranial muscles of the anurans Leiopelma hochstetteri and Ascaphus truei and the homologies of the mandibular adductors in Lissamphibia and other gnathostomes

scientific article published on 15 August 2011

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25 August 2017

Cranial muscles of the anurans Leiopelma hochstetteri and Ascaphus truei and the homologies of the mandibular adductors in Lissamphibia and other gnathostomes (English)

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25 August 2017

Hochstetter's frog

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Leiopelma hochstetteri

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Ascaphus truei

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Peter Johnston

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15 August 2011

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25 August 2017

Journal of Morphology

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25 August 2017

272

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25 August 2017

12

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25 August 2017

1492-1512

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25 August 2017

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10.1002/JMOR.10998

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25 August 2017

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25 August 2017

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