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Keywords: Rhinarial infrastructures
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Morphology of the External Nose in Hipposideros diadema and Lavia frons with Comments on Its Diversity and Evolution among Leaf-Nosed Microchiroptera
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Cells Tissues Organs
Cells Tissues Organs (2002) 170 (1): 39–60.
Published Online: 14 September 2001
...Luminita Göbbel In some bats, a noseleaf is thought to help focus echolocation calls emitted through the nostrils. I studied the ontogenetic mode of the rhinarial cartilages and the associated facial muscles to assess how these rhinarial infrastructures interact with the noseleaf, and the inferred...
