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Body size in mammalian paleobiology estimation and biological implications edited by John Damuth, Bruce J. MacFadden

Body size in mammalian paleobiology estimation and biological implications edited by John Damuth, Bruce J. MacFadden

The Smithsonian catalogs Body size in mammalian paleobiology estimation and biological implications edited by John Damuth, Bruce J. MacFadden as congresses in its Mammals--Size records.

1. Introduction J. Damuth and B. MacFadden Part I. The Biological Significance of Mammalian Body Size: 2. The physiological significance of body size B.K. McNab 3. The behavioral/ecological significance of body size J.F. Eisenberg 4. The functional anatomy of body weight T. Grand 5. Evolutionary strategies and body size in a guild of mammals V.C. Maiorana 6. The cotton rat model R.A. Martin Part I

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The Smithsonian lists the object under Mammals--Size and dates it 1990.

1. Introduction J. Damuth and B. MacFadden Part I. The Biological Significance of Mammalian Body Size: 2. The physiological significance of body size B.K. McNab 3. The behavioral/ecological significance of body size J.F. Eisenberg 4. The functional anatomy of body weight T. Grand 5. Evolutionary strategies and body size in a guild of mammals V.C. Maiorana 6. The cotton rat model R.A. Martin Part I

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