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The Anatomical Record
The Anatomical Record (AR) provides a major forum for research dealing with diverse aspects of the organization of biological structure and its functional significance.
Did You Know...
The Anatomical Record ranks 2nd in the
Anatomy Morphology category in total
cites and articles published.
EB 2013 Sessions of Interest ~ AR Highlights ~ AR Special Issues ~ AR in the News
Paleontology and Functional Anatomy
Monday, April 22, 2013 - 10:30am - 12:30pm
Lawrence M. Witmer, Ph.D. (Ohio University)
The Visible Dinosaur: Fleshing out dinosaur head anatomy and function with advanced 3D imaging
Carol Ward (University of Missouri)
The Evolution of Human Anatomy and Locomotion
Matt Ravosa (University of Notre Dame)
Integrative Experimental Approaches to Adaptive Interpretations of the Fossil Record
Imaging Modalities
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 - 10:30am - 12:30pm
Scott Fraser (California Institute of Technology)
Imaging the Cellular Dynamics and Signals that Pattern Embryos
Nadine Peyrieras (CNRS-NED Institut de Neurobiologie)
Recording and Statistical Analysis of Early Zebrafish Developmental Patterns Using In Vivo Multiphoton Microscopy
Charles Little (Kansas University Medical Center)
Integrating Cell and Tissue Motion Patterns during Early Embryogenesis: How Much “Cell Migration” Really Occurs?
AR Highlights...
- Spatiotemporal Expression of SSeCKS in Injured Rat Sciatic Nerve
- Evolution of marine mammals: Back to the sea after 300 million years
- Anatomical adaptations of aquatic mammals
- The Impact of Dietary Organic and Transgenic Soy on the Reproductive System of Female Adult Rat
- The Tail of Tyrannosaurus: Reassessing the Size and Locomotive Importance of the M. caudofemoralis in Non-Avian Theropods
AR Special Issues...
- Evolutionary and Functional Morphology of New World Monkeys
- New Concepts in Developing Brain Disorders—Autism
- From Head to Tail: New Models and Approaches in Primate Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics
- Unearthing the Anatomy of Dinosaurs: New Insights Into Their Functional Morphology and Paleobiology
- The Paranasal Sinuses: The Last Frontier in Craniofacial Biology
- Anatomical Adaptations of Aquatic Mammals
- Structure and Function in the Auditory System: From Cochlea to Cortex
- Many Faces of Somatosensory Cortex: From Molecules to Maps
- Nature's Experiments in Brain Diversity
- Finite Element Analysis in Vertebrate Biomechanics
- Mammalian Regeneration
AR in the News...
- redOrbit article - Featured in October 2012 issue of The Anatomical Record - Scientists from Arizona State University and University of Arizona examined the anatomical and microscopic make-up of regenerated lizard tails...
- BBC Nature - In their paper in the journal The Anatomical Record, the researchers describe how the teeth of the tuatara's lower jaw close between two upper rows of teeth "before sliding forward to slice food apart like a draw-cut saw".
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