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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Teeth are the hardest and most durable parts of the mammalian body. Even after millions of years they provide a wealth of paleobiologic information. Teeth reflect the interaction of mammals with the environment, as evident from their shape and traces of mastication on their surface. Teeth of fossil and extant mammals provide information on the diet, mode of food processing, biomechanics of mastication, and energy gain. Modern analytical and visualization techniques such as micro-computed tomography, high-resolution surface analysis, and 3D imaging have greatly boosted the research on dental function in recent years. The book 'Mammalian Teeth - Form and Function' offers a comprehensive synopsis of the latest advances in the field of dental function research. It will be of interest not only to paleontologists and biologists, but also to students and scholars in archeology, animal nutrition, and dentistry.…

Zustand: New. Teeth are the hardest and most durable parts of the mammalian body. Even after millions of years they provide a wealth of paleobiologic information. Teeth reflect the interaction of mammals with the environment, as evident from their shape and traces of mas.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Teeth are the hardest and most durable parts of the mammalian body. Even after millions of years they provide a wealth of paleobiologic information. Teeth reflect the interaction of mammals with the environment, as evident from their shape and traces of mastication on their surface. Teeth of fossil and extant mammals provide information on the diet, mode of food processing, biomechanics of mastication, and energy gain. Modern analytical and visualization techniques such as micro-computed tomography, high-resolution surface analysis, and 3D imaging have greatly boosted the research on dental function in recent years. The book 'Mammalian Teeth - Form and Function' offers a comprehensive synopsis of the latest advances in the field of dental function research. It will be of interest not only to paleontologists and biologists, but also to students and scholars in archeology, animal nutrition, and dentistry.Verlag Dr. Friedrich Pfeil, Hauptstraße 12 B, 85232 Bergkirchen OT Günding 248 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Mammalian Teeth - Form and Function | Thomas Martin (u. a.) | Buch | 248 S. | Englisch | 2021 | Pfeil, Dr. Friedrich | EAN 9783899372663 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Verlag Dr. Friedrich Pfeil, Dr. Friedrich Pfeil, OT Günding, Hauptstr. 12b, 85276 Bergkirchen, fritz[dot]pfeil[at]pfeil-verlag[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Teeth are the hardest and most durable parts of the mammalian body. Even after millions of years they provide a wealth of paleobiologic information. Teeth reflect the interaction of mammals with the environment, as evident from their shape and traces of mastication on their surface. Teeth of fossil and extant mammals provide information on the diet, mode of food processing, biomechanics of mastication, and energy gain. Modern analytical and visualization techniques such as micro-computed tomography, high-resolution surface analysis, and 3D imaging have greatly boosted the research on dental function in recent years. The book "Mammalian Teeth Form and Function" offers a comprehensive synopsis of the latest advances in the field of dental function research. It will be of interest not only to paleontologists and biologists, but also to students and scholars in archeology, animal nutrition, and dentistry. Schultz, J. A. et al.: A new wear facet terminology for mammalian dentitions. Kullmer, O., Menz, U. & Fiorenza, L.: Occlusal Fingerprint Analysis (OFA) reveals dental occlusal behavior in primate molars. Schulz-Kornas, E., Kaiser, T. M., Calandra, I. & Winkler, D. E.: A brief hstory of quantitative wear analyses with an appeal for a holistic view of dental wear processes. Marcé-Nofué, J.: Mandibular biomechanics as a key factor to understand diet in mammals. Mau, M., Johann, A., Kaiser, T. M. & Südekum, K.-H.: Interaction between food, saliva, and tooth surface. Hummel, J., Clauss, M. & Südekum, K.-H.: Aspects of food communication in ungulates and their consequences for energy budget. Ruf, I., Schubert, A. M. & von Koenigswald, W.: Case studies on functional aspects and constraints in early and late tooth ontogeny. Winkler, D. E., Marcé-Nogué, J. & Kaiser, T. M.: Enamel ridge alignments in ungulates: a cut above. von Koenigswald, W.: Construction and wear of mammalian teeth in terms of heterochrony. Martin, T. et al.: Molar diversity and functional adaptations in Mesozoic mammals. schultz, J. A., Engels, S., Schwermann, L. C. & von Koenigswald, W.: Evolutionary trends in the mastication patterns ins some perissodactyls, cetartiodactyls, and proboscideans. Kalthodd, D.: Short review of dental microstructure and dental microwear in xenarthran teeth. München. Verlag. Dr. Friedrich Pfeil. 248 pp., 115 color & 20 b/w figs, 34 tabs, hardcover 4 [30.3 × 21.3 cm].…