(A) Diagrams of normal and synostotic human skulls. Bones are labeled in black and sutures in blue. Asterisks denote the missing coronal suture in Saethre-Chotzen Syndrome skulls. (B) Major skull …
Skull bones associated to the ‘coronal suture’ are mapped on a phylogeny of selected extant and extinct osteichthyans. On one side of each skull, bones are color-coded based on deductions from …
Schematics depict neural crest (teal) and mesoderm (yellow) contributions to skull bones of lineage-traced model organisms. Red line indicates the position of the suture commonly referred to as the …
Dialipina* is also resolved as a stem osteichthyan in recent phylogenetic studies.
Systematics | |||
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Osteichthyes (bony fish and four-limbed animals) | |||
Stem Osteichthyes | Guiyu | ||
Actinopterygii (ray-finned fish) | Stem | Dialipina* | |
Meemannia | |||
Raynerius | |||
Lingulalepis | |||
Cheirolepis | |||
Holostei (gars and bowfin) | Amia (bowfin) | ||
Teleostei (teleosts) | Danio (zebrafish) | ||
Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fish and four-limbed animals) | Actinistia (coelacanth) | Latimeria (coelacanth) | |
Dipnoi (lungfish) | Powichthys | ||
Tetrapodomorpha (four-limbed animals) | Stem | Eusthenopteron | |
Panderichthys | |||
Tiktaalik | |||
Ichthyostega | |||
Amphibia (amphibians) | Urodela (salamanders, newts) | Ambystoma (mole salamander) | |
Anura (frogs) | Xenopus (clawed frog) | ||
Synapsida | Stem | Dimetrodon | |
Mammalia (mammals) | Mus (mouse) | ||
Diapsida | Stem | Orovenator | |
Aves (birds) | Gallus (chicken) |