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For 70 years from the very beginning of developmental biology, the salamander embryo was the pre-eminent model for these studies. Here I review the major discoveries that were made using salamander embryos including regionalization of the mesoderm; …more
23 paź 2022 · In this paper he first described the regenerative process of the limbs and tails of “the aquatic salamander” (presumably also Salamandra salamandra) as consisting of three phases, growth (blastema production), organization (differentiation), and increase (catch-up growth), all of which were preceded by inflammation. He noted that the digits ...
4 kwi 2021 · Here, we use the fire salamander (Salamandra salamandra, Linnaeus 1758) as study model to examine the genetic barrier effects of rivers in salamander populations. This species presents both semi-aquatic and fully terrestrial populations, which makes it a good system to infer how life-history influences the barrier effects of rivers.
1 mar 1995 · To examine the extent to which aquatic prey-capture behavior in salamanders is stereotyped and how feeding kinematics scales with size, the ontogenetic variability of aquatic feeding behavior was examined in eight Salamandra salamandra.
2 sty 2021 · Our results indicate that species’ responses to variation in stream conditions are strongly linked to their life history, with the most aquatic species, D. quadramaculatus, exhibiting a balance between the effects of broad and fine-scale variables.
16 mar 2022 · In particular, one review paper makes a significant contribution to our understanding of salamander and newt populations functioning as predators, competitors and prey in freshwater ecosystems. Furthermore, it appears relevant that four papers were all conducted in underground habitats, both of natural or artificial origin [ 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 ].
22 cze 2020 · Metamorphosis has profoundly influenced salamander cranial evolution, requiring greater autonomy of cranial elements and facilitating the rapid evolution of regions that are remodelled through ...
