We introduce a new subfield of the recently created field of Evolutionary‐Developmental‐
Anthropology (Evo‐Devo‐Anth): Evolutionary‐Developmental‐Pathology‐and …

Devonian stem tetrapods are thought to have used 'crutching'on land, a belly-dragging form
of synchronous forelimb action-powered locomotion. During the Early Carboniferous, early …

We provide the first detailed ontogenetic analysis of human limb muscles using whole-
mount immunostaining. We compare our observations with the few earlier studies that have …

For more than two centuries, the idea that the forelimb and hindlimb are serially homologous
structures has been accepted without serious question. This study presents the first detailed …

Comparative biology builds up systematic knowledge of the diversity of life, across
evolutionary lineages and levels of organization, starting with evidence from a sparse …

There is an important point I want to make clear that is key within my philosophy. I am an
avid—if not slightly obsessed—reader. I like to read; I wish I could know everything about …

Chordates comprise lampreys, hagfishes, jawed fishes, and tetrapods, plus a variety of more
unfamiliar and crucially important non-vertebrate animal lineages, such as lancelets and sea …

Here we provide the first detailed description, based on immunohistochemistry and
dissections, of the limb muscle development in the direct developing frog Eleutherodactylus …

The development and evolution of multicellular body plans is complex. Many distinct organs
and body parts must be reproduced at each generation, and those that are traceable over …

Opossums are frequent subjects of developmental studies because marsupials share
developmental features not seen in placentals and because Didelphimorpha is the sister …