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5. Patterns of the sexual dimorphism in four hynobiid salamanders (Urodela Hynobiidae) from China

Patterns of the sexual dimorphism in four hynobiid salamanders (Urodela Hynobiidae) from China

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【摘 要】

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Sexual dimorphism is a widespread phenomenon throughout animal kingdom and is an important topic of evolutionary biology.Though many researches on the sexual di

【作 者】

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Jianli Xiong Xiuying Liu Yuanye Sun Yunyun Lv 

【机 构】

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AnimalScienceandTechnologyCollege,HenanUniversityofScienceandTechnology,Luoyang471003,Henan,ChinaCol

【出 处】

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中国动物学会两栖爬行动物学分会2014年学术研讨会

【发表日期】

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2014年10期

【关键词】

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sexual dimorphism Asian salamander morphology Hynobiidae 

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Sexual dimorphism is a widespread phenomenon throughout animal kingdom and is an important topic of evolutionary biology.Though many researches on the sexual dimorphism of tailed amphibians have been carried out,hynobiid salamanders,especially those distributed in China,received few attentions.

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