Odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates

The most recent studies that explain the evolutionary origin of the dermal skeleton of vertebrates are based on criteria such as the structural (anatomical and histological) and embryological pattern of the odontons. From these structural units, the elements of the skeleton, the scales, the teeth, a...

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Autor principal: Carranza, Miriam
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Publicado: Asociación de Docentes de Ciencias Biológicas de la Argentina 2023
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evolution
odontons
scales
teeth
evolución
odontones
escamas
dientes
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spelling I10-R313-article-401032023-02-01T17:38:31Z Odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates Los odontones y su relación con la evolución de las escamas y dientes de los vertebrados Carranza, Miriam evolution odontons scales teeth evolución odontones escamas dientes The most recent studies that explain the evolutionary origin of the dermal skeleton of vertebrates are based on criteria such as the structural (anatomical and histological) and embryological pattern of the odontons. From these structural units, the elements of the skeleton, the scales, the teeth, as well as the odonton complexes, which include diverse tissues and derived organs, would have originated. Since there is a wide field of research on this subject, in this paper we have made a brief review of the most current concepts on the evolutionary origin of these elements, especially scales and teeth, with the purpose of making known the advances in the subject, since their scope and applications are of interest to several areas of knowledge, especially those related to health and education. Los estudios más recientes que explican el origen evolutivo del esqueleto dérmico de los vertebrados. se basan en criterios como el patrón estructural (anatómico e histológico) y embriológico de los odontones. A partir de estas unidades estructurales, se habrían originado los elementos de dicho esqueleto, las escamas, los dientes, corno así también, los complejos de odontones, que incluyen diversos tejidos y órganos derivados. Dado que existe un amplio campo de investigaciones al respecto, en este trabajo se realizó una breve revisión de los conceptos más actuales sobre el origen evolutivo de estos elementos, especialmente escamas y dientes, con el propósito de dar a conocer los avances en el lema. ya que por sus alcances y aplicaciones. interesan a diversas áreas del conocimiento, especialmente las relacionadas con la salud y la educación. Asociación de Docentes de Ciencias Biológicas de la Argentina 2023-02-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/revistaadbia/article/view/40103 10.59524/2344-9225.v5.n1.40103 Journal of Biology Education; Vol. 5 No. 1 (2002): Revista de Educación en Biología; 32-40 Revista de Educación en Biología; Vol. 5 Núm. 1 (2002): Revista de Educación en Biología; 32-40 2344-9225 0329-5192 10.59524/2344.9225.v5.n1 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/revistaadbia/article/view/40103/40421 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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topic evolution
odontons
scales
teeth
evolución
odontones
escamas
dientes
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odontons
scales
teeth
evolución
odontones
escamas
dientes
Carranza, Miriam
Odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates
topic_facet evolution
odontons
scales
teeth
evolución
odontones
escamas
dientes
author Carranza, Miriam
author_facet Carranza, Miriam
author_sort Carranza, Miriam
title Odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates
title_short Odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates
title_full Odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates
title_fullStr Odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates
title_full_unstemmed Odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates
title_sort odontons and their relationship to the evolution of vertebrate scales and teeth and teeth of vertebrates
description The most recent studies that explain the evolutionary origin of the dermal skeleton of vertebrates are based on criteria such as the structural (anatomical and histological) and embryological pattern of the odontons. From these structural units, the elements of the skeleton, the scales, the teeth, as well as the odonton complexes, which include diverse tissues and derived organs, would have originated. Since there is a wide field of research on this subject, in this paper we have made a brief review of the most current concepts on the evolutionary origin of these elements, especially scales and teeth, with the purpose of making known the advances in the subject, since their scope and applications are of interest to several areas of knowledge, especially those related to health and education.
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