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The project explores how mammalian skull and tooth structures have evolved to adapt to various diets. It employs advanced imaging and modeling techniques to study the relationship between jaw morphology and chewing forces.
The adaptation to different diets is a major driving force in mammalian evolution.
Mammals have occupied extremely diverse dietary niches that require different masticatory functions.
The diversity in mammalian skull and tooth morphology reflects these different feeding adaptations, but key questions remain unanswered:
How are chewing forces transferred from the teeth through the jaws?
What role does the tooth morphology play in the distribution of these forces?
How does the bone in the jaws ada…
UNIVERSITY OF HULL
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