The evolution of the manus of early theropod dinosaurs is characterized by high inter- and intraspecific variation

Keyphrases

• Interspecific Variation 100%
• Theropod Dinosaurs 100%
• Intraspecific Variation 100%
• Manus 100%
• Early Dinosaurs 66%
• Theropod 50%
• Carpus 33%
• Fifth Digit 33%
• Phylogenetic Analysis 16%
• New Mexico 16%
• Anatomical Changes 16%
• Three Dimensional Reconstruction 16%
• Scaling Relationship 16%
• Large Sample Size 16%
• Polymorphism 16%
• Wrist 16%
• Tetrapods 16%
• Archosauriformes 16%
• Developmental Variation 16%
• Plateosaurus 16%
• Five-fingered Hand 16%
• Interspecific Variability 16%
• Avian-like 16%
• Single Unit 16%
• Intraspecific Variability 16%
• Quarry 16%
• Early Jurassic 16%
• Digit Identity 16%
• Fifth Metacarpal 16%
• Upper Triassic 16%
• Sauropodomorph 16%
• Archosauromorpha 16%
• Multiple Losses 16%
• Channelized 16%
• Computed Tomography Data 16%
• Frameshift 16%
• Triassic-Jurassic 16%
• Phalanx 16%
• Intra-variability 16%
• Centrale 16%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Interspecific Variation 100%
• Carpus 100%
• Intraspecific Variation 100%
• Cladistics 66%
• Bird 66%
• Computed Tomography 33%
• Phalanx 33%
• Coscinodiscophyceae 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Intraspecific Variation 100%
• Bird 100%
• New Mexico 50%
• Phylogenetics 50%
• Tomography 50%
• Multimedia 50%
• Early Jurassic 50%
• Tetrapod 50%