Dear morphometricians,
We are glad to announce that the Special Issue: Form-Function
Correlation Paradigm in Mammalogy. A Tribute to Leonard B. Radinsky
(1937-1985) was finally published:
https://link.springer.com/journal/10914/volumes-and-issues/28-1
<https://link.springer.com/journal/10914/volumes-and-issues/28-1>. The
full list of contents (and Research Gate links) is at the bottom of the
message.
In this special issue, authors have contributed their work as a tribute
to Radinsky, which delineates three main key topics/subjects: the
temporal context in which Radinsky developed his ideas; the proposal and
evolution of the form-function binomial; and how it was applied to the
main groups of mammals from the Southern Cone.This collection of works
is intended to highlight Radinsky's legacy to the study of the
form-function relationship of South American mammals, and more
specifically, in Argentina.
This Issue seems to be the result of the access to powerful devices to
quantify morphology, as well as the development and availability of
useful free statistic and morphometric software that granted the
possibility of applying a great diversity of state-of-the-art analyses
in reasonable computing times and very affordably, especially important
for researchers in developing countries which positively enriched their
ecomorphological, functional and biomechanical analyses.
We would like to deeply thank again to all contributors and reviewers;
to John Wible, (former editor-in-chief of the Journal of Mammalian
Evolution), for his support, dedication, and shared enthusiasm in
honoring Radinsky; to Amelia Chemisquy and Pancho Prevosti, for allowing
us to organize the symposium “El paradigma de correlación forma-función
en mastozoología: un tributo a Leonard Radinsky (1937–1985)” during the
XXXI Jornadas Argentinas de Mastozoología (SAREM) in La Rioja, Argentina
- October 2018; and of course to those teachers who, like Len,
encouraged us while students to research for improving the understanding
of animal form and function.
Hope you all enjoy reading it!
Sincerely
Guillermo Cassini
Néstor Toledo
Sergio Vizcaíno
*Volume 28, issue 1, March 2021: Special Issue: Form-Function
Correlation Paradigm in Mammalogy. A Tribute to Leonard B. Radinsky
(1937-1985)*
Contents:
*Form-Function Correlation Paradigm in Mammalogy. A Tribute to Leonard
B. Radinsky (1937–1985)*
G.H. Cassini · N. Toledo · S.F. Vizcaíno
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346316752_Form-Function_Correlation_Paradigm_in_Mammalogy_A_Tribute_to_Leonard_B_Radinsky_1937-1985
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346316752_Form-Function_Correlation_Paradigm_in_Mammalogy_A_Tribute_to_Leonard_B_Radinsky_1937-1985>
*Leonard B. Radinsky (1937–1985), Radical Biologist*
R.F. Kay
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335191956_Leonard_B_Radinsky_1937-1985_Radical_Biologist
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335191956_Leonard_B_Radinsky_1937-1985_Radical_Biologist>
*Views on the Form-Function Correlation and Biological Design*
S.F. Vizcaíno · M.S. Bargo
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335849854_Views_on_the_Form-Function_Correlation_and_Biological_Design
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335849854_Views_on_the_Form-Function_Correlation_and_Biological_Design>
*Form, Function and Evolution of the Skull of Didelphid Marsupials
(Didelphimorphia: Didelphidae)*
M.A. Chemisquy · S.D. Tarquini · C.O. Romano Muñoz · F.J. Prevosti
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338679408_Form_Function_and_Evolution_of_the_Skull_of_Didelphid_Marsupials_Didelphimorphia_Didelphidae
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338679408_Form_Function_and_Evolution_of_the_Skull_of_Didelphid_Marsupials_Didelphimorphia_Didelphidae>
*Ulna of Extant Xenarthrans: Shape, Size, and Function*
N. Toledo · N.A. Muñoz · G.H. Cassini
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340847908_Ulna_of_Extant_Xenarthrans_Shape_Size_and_Function
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340847908_Ulna_of_Extant_Xenarthrans_Shape_Size_and_Function>
*Evolutionary Patterns of Mandible Shape Diversification of Caviomorph
Rodents*
A. Álvarez · M.D. Ercoli · A.I. Olivares · N.A. De Santi · D.H. Verzi
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342026061_Evolutionary_Patterns_of_Mandible_Shape_Diversification_of_Caviomorph_Rodents
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342026061_Evolutionary_Patterns_of_Mandible_Shape_Diversification_of_Caviomorph_Rodents>
*Analysis of the Form-Function Relationship: Digging Behavior as a Case
Study*
A.I. Vassallo · F. Becerra · A.I. Echeverría · A.O. Díaz · M.V. Longo ·
M. Cohen · G.N. Buezas
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337921907_Analysis_of_the_Form-Function_Relationship_Digging_Behavior_as_a_Case_Study
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337921907_Analysis_of_the_Form-Function_Relationship_Digging_Behavior_as_a_Case_Study>
*Functional Indices and Postnatal Ontogeny of Long Bones of the Forelimb
in the Sigmodontine Rodents**(Rodentia: Cricetidae)*
L.V. Carrizo · M.J. Tulli · V. Abdala
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342567859_Functional_Indices_and_Postnatal_Ontogeny_of_Long_Bones_of_the_Forelimb_in_the_Sigmodontine_Rodents_Rodentia_Cricetidae
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342567859_Functional_Indices_and_Postnatal_Ontogeny_of_Long_Bones_of_the_Forelimb_in_the_Sigmodontine_Rodents_Rodentia_Cricetidae>
*
Locomotion in Rodents and Small Carnivorans: Are they So Different?*
N.A. Muñoz
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343439024_Locomotion_in_Rodents_and_Small_Carnivorans_Are_they_So_Different
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343439024_Locomotion_in_Rodents_and_Small_Carnivorans_Are_they_So_Different>*
**Forelimb Bone Morphology and its Association with Foraging Ecology in
Four Families of Neotropical Bats*
M.S. Sánchez · L.V. Carrizo
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/345435778_Forelimb_Bone_Morphology_and_its_Association_with_Foraging_Ecology_in_Four_Families_of_Neotropical_Bats
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/345435778_Forelimb_Bone_Morphology_and_its_Association_with_Foraging_Ecology_in_Four_Families_of_Neotropical_Bats>
*An Ecomorphological Approach to Craniomandibular Integration in
Neotropical Deer*
G.H. Cassini · N. Toledo
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340418789_An_Ecomorphological_Approach_to_Craniomandibular_Integration_in_Neotropical_Deer
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340418789_An_Ecomorphological_Approach_to_Craniomandibular_Integration_in_Neotropical_Deer>
*Allometry and Ontogeny in the Vertebral Column of Southern Hemisphere
Dolphins: a 3D Morphofunctional**Approach*
M.C. Marchesi · M.S. Mora · S.L. Dans · R. González-José
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343564391_Allometry_and_Ontogeny_in_the_Vertebral_Column_of_Southern_Hemisphere_Dolphins_a_3D_Morphofunctional_Approach
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343564391_Allometry_and_Ontogeny_in_the_Vertebral_Column_of_Southern_Hemisphere_Dolphins_a_3D_Morphofunctional_Approach>
*Allometry, Function and Shape Diversification in the Inner Ear of
Platyrrhine Primates*
J. del Rio · L. Aristide · S.F. dos Reis · T.M.P. dos Santos · R.T.
Lopes · S.I. Perez
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338755279_Allometry_Function_and_Shape_Diversification_in_the_Inner_Ear_of_Platyrrhine_Primates
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338755279_Allometry_Function_and_Shape_Diversification_in_the_Inner_Ear_of_Platyrrhine_Primates>
*Integration or Modularity in the Mandible of Canids (Carnivora:
Canidae): a Geometric Morphometric****Approach***
V. Segura · G.H. Cassini · F.J. Prevosti · F.A. Machado
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341064671_Integration_or_Modularity_in_the_Mandible_of_Canids_Carnivora_Canidae_a_Geometric_Morphometric_Approach
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341064671_Integration_or_Modularity_in_the_Mandible_of_Canids_Carnivora_Canidae_a_Geometric_Morphometric_Approach>
*
Femoral Shape in Procyonids (Carnivora, Procyonidae): Morphofunctional
Implications, Size and Phylogenetic**Signal***
J. Tarquini
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337916080_Femoral_Shape_in_Procyonids_Carnivora_Procyonidae_Morphofunctional_Implications_Size_and_Phylogenetic_Signal
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337916080_Femoral_Shape_in_Procyonids_Carnivora_Procyonidae_Morphofunctional_Implications_Size_and_Phylogenetic_Signal>
*
Evolution of Traditional Aerodynamic Variables in Bats (Mammalia:
Chiroptera) within a Comprehensive**Phylogenetic Framework*
L.I. Amador · F.C. Almeida · N.P. Giannini
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/334375279_Evolution_of_Traditional_Aerodynamic_Variables_in_Bats_Mammalia_Chiroptera_within_a_Comprehensive_Phylogenetic_Framework
<https://www.researchgate.net/publication/334375279_Evolution_of_Traditional_Aerodynamic_Variables_in_Bats_Mammalia_Chiroptera_within_a_Comprehensive_Phylogenetic_Framework>
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