ライフサイエンスコーパス: Aves

1 rom a part of the radiation of living birds (Aves).

2 existence across an entire vertebrate class (Aves).

3 although absent in mammals, is common in the Aves.

4 rn demand identification of traits unique to Aves.

5 kely have a long evolutionary history within Aves.

6 The tree presented here is Aves 1.3 and can be easily updated with new phylogenetic

7 ebrate species (mammalia = 11, reptilia = 4, aves = 2, and amphibia = 1), accuracy (range 0.57-0.94)

8 es-rich clade of colorful birds-kingfishers (Aves: Alcedinidae).

9 ebrates, and understanding why extant birds (Aves) alone among dinosaurs survived the Cretaceous-Pale

10 of Anseriformes (waterfowl)(7-9), or outside Aves altogether(10).

11 ter, the latter of which was prevalent among Aves and relatively abundant in species with higher body

12 nvolved in odontogenesis remain inducible in Aves and suggest that loss of odontogenic Bmp4 expressio

13 ng Cretaceous lineages of crown clade birds (Aves) are exceptionally rare but are crucial to elucidat

14 A minimum of five divergences within Aves before the K/T boundary are inferred from the place

15 or this secondary loss of tooth formation in Aves by analyzing in chick embryos the status of molecul

16 gh mid-Holocene exploitation of cassowaries (Aves: Casuariidae).

17 halized brains of crown birds (Neornithes or Aves) compared to their stem taxa-the non-avialan coelur

18 ntergeneric relationships of New World Jays (Aves: Corvidae), we sequenced the entire mitochondrial D

19 The extinction of New Zealand's moa (Aves: Dinornithiformes) followed the arrival of humans i

20 The moa (Aves: Dinornithiformes) of New Zealand are an intensivel

21 frequent in long bones of New Zealand's moa (Aves: Dinornithiformes), a recently extinct ratite order

22 The ratite moa (Aves; Dinornithiformes) were massive graviportal browser

23 Birds (Aves) display high metabolic rates and oxygen consumptio

24 Teeth have been missing from birds (Aves) for at least 60 million years.

25 Living birds (Aves) have bodies substantially modified from the ancest

26 ed that endocranial morphology varies across Aves; however, variation of those systems among closely

27 The origin of Aves is marked by larger, reshaped brains indicating sel

28 An aerodynamic structure ubiquitous in Aves is the alula; a small collection of feathers muscul

29 Across Class Aves, it takes many forms, ranging from warming the eggs

30 Here we show that in the mockingbird family (Aves: Mimidae), species subject to more variable and unp

31 ed and evaluated a series of class-specific (Aves), order-specific (Rodentia), and species-specific (

32 Ruffs (Aves: Philomachus pugnax) possess a genetic polymorphism

33 close to the radiation of all living birds (Aves), remains poorly represented.

34 that span five taxonomic classes (Mammalia, Aves, Reptilia, Amphibia and Actinopterygii), of which t

35 nce for a fundamental dichotomy in the class Aves that may antedate the temporal occurrence of the La

36 urvival of parts of one ornithurine lineage, Aves, through the K/Pg boundary.

37 B-allele isolates, and the relative rates of Aves-to-Mammalia transmission were not significantly dif

38 the mtDNA control region of shrikes (Lanius: Aves) were investigated.

39 Aortic valve events (AVEs), which are a composite of aortic valve replacement