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Moxian Chu, Bilin Liu, Liguo Ou, Ziyue Chen and Qingying Li
Statoliths are important hard tissues in cephalopods. Significant differences are found in the external morphology of statoliths in different groups or species. In this study, stepwise discriminant analysis was used to investigate the external morphologi...
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Lu Jiao, Yifei Wu, Kailun Fang and Xiaotian Liu
This paper studies the spatial forms and cultural sustainability of the Damazhan and Xiaomazhan historical area, the only area that reflects the development of the assembled-clan hall culture in Guangzhou. In the face of modernization and reconstruction,...
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Lucia Manni, Federico Caicci, Chiara Anselmi, Virginia Vanni, Silvia Mercurio and Roberta Pennati
The swimming larva represents the dispersal phase of ascidians, marine invertebrates belonging to tunicates. Due to its adhesive papillae, the larva searches the substrate, adheres to it, and undergoes metamorphosis, thereby becoming a sessile filter fee...
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Rahmetullah Varol, Gokhan Bora Esmer and Huseyin Uvet
A three-dimensional profile reconstruction of live cells in dynamic cell cultures is a challenging problem due to the highly scattering nature of cell mediums. Furthermore, it is an interesting problem since these cultures present the optimal in vitro co...
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Marco Petti, Silvia Bosa, Sara Pascolo and Erika Uliana
The morphological evolution of a tidal inlet is the combined result of tides and wind waves, which interact in a non-linear manner and over very different time-scales. Likewise, the presence of maritime structures built in the vicinity of the tidal inlet...
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Marco Piccardi, Ivan D. Correa and Enzo Pranzini
Historical cartography is increasingly being used for the study of coastal evolution, but less considered are coeval descriptive sources as well as exploration reports that accompany the construction of maps. Herein, these issues are considered when anal...
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Juan Carlos Cañaveras, Jose Pedro Calvo, Salvador Ordóñez, María Concepción Muñoz-Cervera and Sergio Sánchez-Moral
An intra-Vallesian (Upper Miocene) paleokarst developed at the top of the Intermediate Miocene Unit in the continental intracratonic Madrid Basin is recognized. This paleokarst is an early shallow, tabular-shaped karst that shows a marked control by the ...
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Przemyslaw Sztajner
The paper is an attempt to reconstruct the mode of life of Pholadomya bivalves, very common in the fossil record, particularly that of the Jurassic. The only extant representative of the genus is extremely rare and very poorly known. Materials from the P...
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Iván Cortés-Domínguez, María A. Fernández-Seara, Nicolás Pérez-Fernández and Javier Burguete
We present a novel method to characterize the morphology of semicircular canals of the inner ear. Previous experimental works have a common nexus, the human-operator subjectivity. Although these methods are mostly automatic, they rely on a human decision...
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Susana Heredia,Ana Mestre
Pág. 556 - 566
The Middle-Upper Ordovician Ponón Trehué Formation cropping out in the San Rafael Block (Argentina) provided a large collection of conodonts which have been published years ago. The species Eoplacognathus robustus and Eoplacognathus lindstroemi recovered...
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