Bony labyrinth morphometry reveals hidden diversity in lungless salamanders (Family Plethodontidae): Structural correlates of ecology, development, and vision in the inner ear

Keyphrases

• Plethodontidae 100%
• Morphometry 100%
• Hidden Diversity 100%
• Bony Labyrinth 100%
• Lungless Salamanders 100%
• Inner Ear 100%
• Structural Correlates 100%
• Salamander 66%
• Otic 66%
• Adaptive Radiation 33%
• Visual System 33%
• Size-and-shape 33%
• Microenvironment 33%
• Phylogenetic Analysis 33%
• Amphibians 33%
• Auditory System 33%
• Spectacular 33%
• Acoustic Behavior 33%
• Morphological Variation 33%
• Selective Pressure 33%
• Semicircular Canal 33%
• Relaxed Selection 33%
• Enlargement 33%
• Morphometric Measurements 33%
• Habitat Specialization 33%
• 3D Geometric Morphometrics 33%
• Peripheral Structures 33%
• Similar Species 33%
• Endocast 33%
• Structural Convergence 33%
• Canal Curvature 33%
• Inner Ear Morphology 33%
• Vestibulo-ocular Reflex 33%
• Physiological Variation 33%
• Ecomorphology 33%
• Ecological Diversity 33%
• Vestibular Perception 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Cladistics 100%
• Morphometry 100%
• Lungless Salamander 100%
• Plethodontidae 100%
• Selective Pressure 50%
• Adaptive Radiation 50%
• Endocast 50%
• Microhabitat 50%
• Ecomorphology 50%