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Tail Regeneration after Autotomy in the Geckonid Lizard Bunopus Tuberculatus
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Qatar University
, 1993 , Article)
Tail regeneration in the geckonid lizard, Banopus tuberculatus was morphologically and histologically studied after induced atutomy. Seventy percent of the tail of each animal, by length, was removed by autotomy. Regeneration ...
Tail Fracture Planes of Autotomy in Geckos
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Qatar University
, 1993 , Article)
The structure of the tail facture planes was morphologically and histologically studied in two species of geckoid lizards, living in Qatar, Cyrtodactylus scaber and Bunopus tuberculatus. The fracture plane is formed of a ...
Regenerative abnormalities in hind limbs of bufo regularis induced by repeated amputations: I. Early larval stages
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Qatar University
, 1993 , Article)
The regenerative response of the hind limbs of early larval stages: 52, 53, 54 and 55 of Bufo regularis was studied following repeated amputations at the ankle level. The pattern of morphogenesis as well as skeletal ...