… are strongly affected by functional constraints linked to weight … trees previously computed
on craniodental and postcranial … All members of the subtribe Rhinocerotina group together …

… 23 Elasmotheriinae and 24 Rhinocerotina species, 85% of … Their converging craniodental
traits are the result of similar … the potential range of applications and limitations of ‘folded’. In …

… morphological characters close to Rhinocerotina, in … phylogenetically constrained (Piras
et al. Citation2010; Pandolfi and Maiorino Citation2016) than changes in tooth morphologies, …

… Weight support is a strong functional constraint modelling … previously computed on craniodental
and postcranial characters … We can observe a clear separation between Rhinocerotina, …

… that includes the extant rhinoceroses and their phylogenetically related extinct species. The
… , establishing reliable criteria for distinguishing their craniodental remains. Two years later, …

… has been restored and the anatomy of both the brain and the … morphological development
of the inner cranial anatomy in … fossil Rhinocerotinae, based on external craniodental features…

… dental morphology developed among notoungulates. … and deduce functional, behavioral,
and phylogenetic aspects), … proxies (instead of cranial or craniodental dimensions), we could …

… The post-cranial skeletal anatomy of Equus may represent a strongly integrated system due
to phylogenetic constraints, resulting in relative morphological homogeneity among species (…

… The remains provide new insights into the skull and postcranial morphology of this elusive …
species could be closely related to Rhinocerotina instead among Rhinocerotini, as suggested …

… the first derivative of an appropriate interpolation function mapping the global deformation
from the undeformed to the deformed state. A suitable function is represented by the thin plate …