Morphological insights from Ecology and Evolution: Mandibular plasticity and phenotypic variation in Cervini from different populations and contrasted habitats
Randomized trial explores mandibular plasticity and phenotypic variation in Cervini across different habitats, suggesting ecological impacts on morphology.
Key Points
This research aims to examine the mandibular plasticity and phenotypic variations in Cervini across various populations and habitats.
Analyzed mandibular morphology and plasticity in Cervini populations from contrasting habitats.
Conducted comparisons among different environments to assess ecological impacts on anatomical traits.
Identified significant morphological variations in mandibular structures across populations.
Found that environmental factors notably influence mandibular plasticity and overall phenotypic differences.