The Origin and Function of 'Bizarre' Structures: Antler Size and Skull Size in the 'Irish Elk,' Megaloceros giganteus

Stephen Jay Gould

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journal article Jun 01, 1974

The Origin and Function of 'Bizarre' Structures: Antler Size and Skull Size in the 'Irish Elk,' Megaloceros giganteus

Stephen Jay Gould

Evolution Vol. 28 No. 2 pp. 191 · Oxford University Press (OUP)

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Published: Jun 01, 1974
Vol/Issue: 28(2)
Pages: 191

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Stephen Jay Gould (1974). The Origin and Function of 'Bizarre' Structures: Antler Size and Skull Size in the 'Irish Elk,' Megaloceros giganteus. Evolution, 28(2), 191. https://doi.org/10.2307/2407322

The Origin and Function of 'Bizarre' Structures: Antler Size and Skull Size in the 'Irish Elk,' Megaloceros giganteus

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