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Supporting data for Brazilian fossils reveal homoplasy in the oldest mammalian jaw joint

Rawson, H.D.; Martinelli, A.G.; Rayfield, E.J.; et al.

Year2024
Source roleprimary-study
DOI / ID10.5523/bris.2ie8neiry701e23iayx9gdsytv

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morphology · topology · methods

Repository record for segmented STL models, videos, CT-derived anatomy and phylogenetic matrices supporting the named Brasilodon and Riograndia sample.

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morphology · medium

In a 26-specimen μCT sample, Riograndia preserves dentary–squamosal contact whereas nine Brasilodon specimens do not, supporting homoplastic acquisition of the contact rather than a single progressive ancestor-to-descendant jaw-joint sequence.

claim:event:riograndia-brasilodon-jaw-joint-homoplasy
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