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• W2045919476 abstract "Traditionally, rodents have been grouped into suborders distinguished largely on the basis of characteristics of the jaw adductor muscles and other features of the masticatory apparatus. The three classic suborders are: Sciuromorpha (squirrels), Myomorpha (rats and mice), and Hystricomorpha (porcupines and the South American caviomorph rodents). Protrogomorph rodents are thought to represent the primitive condition of rodent masticatory muscles. <i>Aplodontia rufa</i>, the mountain beaver, is the only living protrogomorphous rodent. The present work is a detailed comparison of the masticatory apparatus in <i>A. rufa</i> and <i>Marmota monax</i>, the woodchuck. But the mandibular region of <i>A. rufa</i> appears remarkable, unlike anything found in other rodents. Is <i>A. rufa</i> a reasonable representative of the primitive, protrogomorphous condition? <i>A.</i><i>rufa</i> is a member of the aplodontoid-sciuroid clade with a wide and flat skull. The large temporalis and mandibular apophyses of <i>A. rufa</i> are features related to its relatively wide skull. Such features are found in less dramatic forms in other sciuromorphous species and the basic arrangement of the masticatory muscles of <i>A. rufa</i> is similar to the arrangement seen in sciuromorphs." @default.
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• W2045919476 date "2010-01-01" @default.
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• W2045919476 title "Functional Anatomy of Incisal Biting in <i>Aplodontia rufa</i> and Sciuromorph Rodents – Part 1: Masticatory Muscles, Skull Shape and Digging" @default.
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