Morphological integration in human skull and its possible role in etiogenesis of neuropsychiatric disorders: Deciphering the link between evolution, development and disease
Abstract:Structure-function interdependence is a universal phenomenon in biological systems. Any alteration in structural features may result in change in functions-leading to natural selection of a particular trait, or dysfunctions thereof. Many such alterations arise during the course of evolution of a species and may meticulously be traced during embryonic development of an organism. Through, the theoretical construct of morphological integration, a set of phenotypic traits alter in a coordinated and integrated mann… Show more
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