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Early Silurian chondrichthyans from the Tarim Basin (Xinjiang, China) by Andreev, Plamen S, Zhao, Wenjin, Wang, Nian-Zhong, Smith, Moya M, Li, Qiang, Cui, Xindong, Zhu, Min, Sansom, Ivan J

“…The Sinacanthida ordo nov. and Mongolepidida are spine- and scale-based taxa whose remains encompass some of the earliest reported fossils of chondrichthyan…”
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Replacing the first-generation dentition in pufferfish with a unique beak by Fraser, Gareth J, Britz, Ralf, Hall, Andie, Johanson, Zerina, Smith, Moya M

“…Teleost fishes comprise approximately half of all living vertebrates. The extreme range of diversity in teleosts is remarkable, especially, extensive…”
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Structure, Growth and Histology of Gnathal Elements in Dunkleosteus (Arthrodira, Placodermi), with a Description of a New Species from the Famennian (Upper Devonian) of the Tver Region (North-Western Russia) by Lebedev, Oleg A., Engelman, Russell K., Skutschas, Pavel P., Johanson, Zerina, Smith, Moya M., Kolchanov, Veniamin V., Trinajstic, Kate, Linkevich, Valeriy V.

“…A new species of Dunkleosteus, D. tuderensis sp. nov., is named based on an infragnathal from the Famennian of the Tver Region, Russia. CT scanning of the…”
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Bricks, trusses and superstructures: Strategies for skeletal reinforcement in batoid fishes (rays and skates) by Clark, Brett, Chaumel, Júlia, Johanson, Zerina, Underwood, Charlie, Smith, Moya M., Dean, Mason N.

“…Crushing and eating hard prey (durophagy) is mechanically demanding. The cartilage jaws of durophagous stingrays are known to be reinforced relative to…”
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Dental lamina as source of odontogenic stem cells: evolutionary origins and developmental control of tooth generation in gnathostomes by Smith, Moya M., Fraser, Gareth J., Mitsiadis, Thimios A.

“…This study considers stem cells for odontogenic capability in biological tooth renewal in the broad context of gnathostome dentitions and the derivation of…”
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Reiterative pattern of sonic hedgehog expression in the catshark dentition reveals a phylogenetic template for jawed vertebrates by Smith, Moya M, Fraser, Gareth J, Chaplin, Natalie, Hobbs, Carl, Graham, Anthony

“…expression is restricted to loci coincident with a temporal series of teeth in iterative jaw positions. The developmental expression of…”
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Spatial and temporal pattern for the dentition in the Australian lungfish revealed with sonic hedgehog expression profile by Smith, Moya M, Okabe, Masataka, Joss, Jean

“…(…”
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Origin and evolution of gnathostome dentitions: a question of teeth and pharyngeal denticles in placoderms by Johanson, Zerina, Smith, Moya M.

“…The fossil group Placodermi is the most phylogenetically basal of the clade of jawed vertebrates but lacks a marginal dentition comparable to that of the…”
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Gene deployment for tooth replacement in the rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss): a developmental model for evolution of the osteichthyan dentition by Fraser, Gareth J., Berkovitz, Barry K., Graham, Anthony, Smith, Moya M.

“…SUMMARY Repeated tooth initiation occurs often in nonmammalian vertebrates (polyphyodontism), recurrently linked with tooth shedding and in a definite order of…”
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How do genes make teeth to order through development? by Mitsiadis, Thimios A., Smith, Moya M.

“…This introduction to new patterning theories for the vertebrate dentition outlines the historical concepts to explain graded sequences in tooth shape in…”
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Placoderm fishes, pharyngeal denticles, and the vertebrate dentition by Johanson, Zerina, Smith, Moya M.

“…The correlation of the origin of teeth with jaws in vertebrate history has recently been challenged with an alternative to the canonical view of teeth deriving…”
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Making teeth to order: conserved genes reveal an ancient molecular pattern in paddlefish (Actinopterygii) by Smith, Moya M., Johanson, Zerina, Butts, Thomas, Ericsson, Rolf, Modrell, Melinda, Tulenko, Frank J., Davis, Marcus C., Fraser, Gareth J.

“…Ray-finned fishes (Actinopterygii) are the dominant vertebrate group today (+30 000 species, predominantly teleosts), with great morphological diversity,…”
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Scales of thelodont and shark-like fishes from the Ordovician of Colorado by Sansom, Ivan J, Smith, Moya M, Smith, M. Paul

“…Descriptions of putative shark and thelodont scales from the Harding Sandstone of Colorado indicate that the fossil record of sharks extends back from the…”
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Development and evolutionary origins of vertebrate skeletogenic and odontogenic tissues by Smith, M M, Hall, B K

“…This review deals with the following seven aspects of vertebrate skeletogenic and odontogenic tissues. 1. The evolutionary sequence in which the tissues…”
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Developmental and evolutionary origins of the vertebrate dentition: molecular controls for spatio-temporal organisation of tooth sites in osteichthyans by Fraser, Gareth J., Graham, Anthony, Smith, Moya M.

“…The rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) as a developmental model surpasses both zebrafish and mouse for a more widespread distribution of teeth in the…”
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Developmental plasticity and disparity in early dipnoan (lungfish) dentitions by Ahlberg, Per Erik, Smith, Moya M., Johanson, Zerina

“…SUMMARY Although the lungfish (Dipnoi) belong within the Osteichthyes, their dentitions are radically different from other osteichthyans. Lungfish dentitions…”
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Pharyngeal arch patterning in the absence of neural crest by Veitch, Emma, Begbie, Jo, Schilling, Thomas F., Smith, Moya M., Graham, Anthony

“…Pharyngeal arches are a prominent and critical feature of the developing vertebrate head. They constitute a series of bulges within which musculature and…”
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Conserved deployment of genes during odontogenesis across osteichthyans by Fraser, G. J., Graham, A., Smith, M. M.

“…Odontogenesis has only been closely scrutinized at the molecular level in the mouse, an animal with an extremely restricted dentition of only two types and one…”
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Lungfish dental pattern conserved for 360 Myr by REISZ, Robert R, SMITH, Moya M

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Fate mapping in embryos of Neoceratodus forsteri reveals cranial neural crest participation in tooth development is conserved from lungfish to tetrapods by Kundrát, Martin, Joss, Jean M.P, Smith, Moya M

“…Experimental evidence that the neural crest participates in tooth development in any osteichthyan fish has so far been lacking. Using vital dye cell-lineage…”
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