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翼龙类和驰龙类尾的前关节突和脉弧棒的趋同演化及翼龙类和鸟类尾部肌肉退化的平行模式
  
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W. Scott PERSONS, IV Laboratory for Vertebrate Paleontology, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Alberta persons@ualberta.ca 
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Convergent Evolution of Prezygopophysis/Chevron Rods in the Tails of Pterosaurs and Dromaeosaurs and the Parallel Pattern of Caudal Muscle Reduction in Pterosaurs and Birds
      The caudal morphology of dromaeosaurid dinosaurs and most “rhamphorhynchoid” pterosaurs is a striking example of convergent evolution. In both groups, all but the most anterior five to seven caudal vertebrae have postzygopophyses that are elongate, equaling or exceeding the corresponding centra in length, and have bifurcating rod-shaped prezygopophyses that extend as much as seven times the length of the corresponding centra.
W. Scott PERSONS, IV.2010.Convergent Evolution of Prezygopophysis/Chevron Rods in the Tails of Pterosaurs and Dromaeosaurs and the Parallel Pattern of Caudal Muscle Reduction in Pterosaurs and Birds[J].Acta Geoscientica Sinica,31(S1):54.
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