Meanings of tetrapod in English

Unfortunately, Jarvik refused to let anyone study his tetrapod.

With this we arrive at a logical definition of tetrapod limbs that is independent of history.

Historically, the search for tetrapod ancestry overlooked Africa.

We find that teleost and tetrapod Pgc genes reside in distinct genomic regions hinting at a possible translocation.

As a result, tetrapod genomes contain unique sets of KRAB-ZFP genes, consisting of ancient and recently evolved family members.

The site of Ireland's 365 million-year-old tetrapod footprints on Valentia Island in Kerry has been temporarily closed to the public.

The movement of alternate paired fins resembles the movement of the forelegs and hindlegs of a tetrapod walking on land.

This dearth of amphibian genomes greatly restricts genomic studies of amphibians and, more generally, our understanding of tetrapod genome evolution.

The Nanorana genome offers an improved understanding of evolution of tetrapod genomes and also provides a genomic reference for other evolutionary studies.

One of the footprints on the track left by a tetrapod on Valentia Island, Co Kerry, 350 million years ago has been damaged.

However, it is increasingly aware of the vulnerability of Europe's first tetrapod track and the longest of the known trackways in the world.

Geologist Dr Eamon Doyle stumbled upon the small fossilised bones of an amphibian tetrapod while on routine assignment near the Cliffs of Moher.

Henri de Blainville, Geoffroy's chief formalist supporter, then argued for homology between the opercular elements of fishes and bones of the tetrapod lower jaw.

Paley cites the swimbladder as an independent device created for life in water; Darwin illustrates homology with the tetrapod lung and proposes an evolutionary passage.

This Tetrapod Zoology blog post discusses the idea of ghost taxa further.

Today three early tetrapods are known and none has five digits.