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Book V: Phylogeny and Ontogeny (Fay, Dart, Guttman)

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Book V examines the link between the development of the human race through evolution (phylogeny) and development of the individual human through a single life cycle (ontogeny). This is elaborated using comparative evolution of embryology, skeletal systems, respiratory systems, dentition, ear bones, locomotion, cranial somites, and cranial nerves. The book also investigates the connection of dermatomes to the rest of the body, as well as the idea that the study of optimal functioning requires a look at the integration and balance of all the body's systems (neuro-muscular-skeletal anatomy).      

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V.1 Human Walking Patterns (Fay)
V.2 Lateral flexion and flexion extension
V.3 Primate evolution (Zihlman)
V.4 Reptiles and mammals: temperature & reproduction (Zihlman)
V.5 Reptiles and mammals: skull and dentition (Zihlman)
V.6 Comparative embryology (Zihlman)
V.7 Ear bones: mammalian evolution (Zihlman)
V.8 Brain: vertebrate evolution - fish to mammal (Zihlman)
V.9 Mammalian forelimb evolution (Zihlman)
V.10 Mammalian evolution: dentition (Zihlman)
V.11 Swimming niche (Zihlman)
V.12 Frog breathing
V.13 Amphibian appendicular skeleton and frog saltation
V.14 Respiratory and digestive system evolution
V.15 Larynx evolution
V.16 Lungs: frog/reptile/bird
V.17 Respiratory system
V.18 Embryology (Dart)
V.19 Embryology (Drews)
V.20 Embryology 0-21 days (Drews)
V.21 Embryology 1-8 weeks (Drews)
V.22 Vertebrate embryology (Drews)
V.23 Vertebrate embryology: CNS organization/germ layers (Drews)
V.24 Embryology: nervous system (Drews)
V.25 Introduction to the nervous system (Drews)
V.26 Locomotor skeleton: reptiles and mammals (Zihlman)
V.27 Locomotor skeleton: Reptiles vs. mammals (Zihlman)
V.28 Cranial somites and vertebrate evolution (Halstead)
V.29 Cranial somites and heterostaci (Halstead)
V.30 Segmentation (Dawkins; Dart; Halstead)
V.31 Cranial somites: with cranial nerves and functions (Dart)
V.32 Cranial somites: 12 cranial nerves derived from 8 cranial segments
V.33 Cranial nerves: motor and sensory distribution (Netter)
V.34 Cynodont: fetal position (Broom)
V.35 Cynodont: brain
V.36 Basic vertebrates body plan (Drews)
V.37 Dermatomes (Netter) spinal nerve root/movement relationship (Cole)
V.38 Nerves: skin sensory receptors
V.39 Dermatomes and spinal nerve root/movement relation (Cole)
V.40 Frog skeleton
V.41 Frog skeleton
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