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From salamanders to mammals: continuity in musculoskeletal function during locomotion.

Modern salamanders are the preferred model for studies of early tetrapod locomotion. The original cinematographic analyses of Evans [1946] and several subsequent reports have sugges

G. E. Goslow | S. Peters

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