Pushing the limit: masticatory stress and adaptive plasticity in mammalian craniomandibular joints
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...Finally, feeding behavior and connective tissue adaptive plasticity are major factors involved in the structure and function of jaw muscles and the skull (Ravosa et al., 2007)....
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...The mandibular symphysis and TMJ are highly specialized joints capable of both rotational and translational movements, and thus encounter multidirectional compressive, shear and tensile forces during biting and chewing (Rigler and Mlinsek, 1968; Beecher, 1977; Beecher, 1979; Hylander, 1979a; Hylander, 1979b; Hylander, 1979c; Hylander, 1992; Scapino, 1981; Ravosa and Hogue, 2004)....
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...In rabbits and other mammals, this results in elevated peak strains along the mandible and higher TMJ reaction forces (Weijs and de Jongh, 1977; Hylander, 1979a; Hylander, 1979b; Hylander, 1979c; Hylander, 1992; Hylander et al., 1998; Ravosa et al., 2000)....
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...…and translational movements, and thus encounter multidirectional compressive, shear and tensile forces during biting and chewing (Rigler and Mlinsek, 1968; Beecher, 1977; Beecher, 1979; Hylander, 1979a; Hylander, 1979b; Hylander, 1979c; Hylander, 1992; Scapino, 1981; Ravosa and Hogue, 2004)....
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...Watts, 1985; Tarnaud, 2004) and develop ‘adult’ jaw-adductor activity patterns (Herring and Wineski, 1986; Weijs et al., 1987; Herring et al., 1991; Iinuma et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1992; Langenbach et al., 2001; Westneat and Hall, 1992; Huang et al., 1994), with associated skeletal and soft-tissue responses to ‘adult’ jaw-loading regimes (Ravosa, 1991a; Ravosa, 1992; Ravosa, 1996; Ravosa, 1999; Cole, 1992; Biknevicius and Leigh, 1997; Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Taylor et al....
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...…2004) and develop ‘adult’ jaw-adductor activity patterns (Herring and Wineski, 1986; Weijs et al., 1987; Herring et al., 1991; Iinuma et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1992; Langenbach et al., 2001; Westneat and Hall, 1992; Huang et al., 1994), with associated skeletal…...
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...…muscle activity, jaw-kinematic and jaw-loading patterns, masticatory function during ontogeny, and the link between masticatory behaviors and diet (Weijs et al., 1987; Weijs et al., 1989; Langenbach et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1992; Langenbach et al., 2001; Langenbach and van Eijden, 2001)....
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...Watts, 1985; Tarnaud, 2004) and develop ‘adult’ jaw-adductor activity patterns (Herring and Wineski, 1986; Weijs et al., 1987; Herring et al., 1991; Iinuma et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1992; Langenbach et al., 2001; Westneat and Hall, 1992; Huang et al., 1994), with associated skeletal and soft-tissue responses to ‘adult’ jaw-loading regimes (Ravosa, 1991a; Ravosa, 1992; Ravosa, 1996; Ravosa, 1999; Cole, 1992; Biknevicius and Leigh, 1997; Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Taylor et al....
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...…Watts, 1985; Tarnaud, 2004) and develop ‘adult’ jaw-adductor activity patterns (Herring and Wineski, 1986; Weijs et al., 1987; Herring et al., 1991; Iinuma et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1992; Langenbach et al., 2001; Westneat and Hall, 1992; Huang et al., 1994),…...
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...…Langenbach et al., 2001; Westneat and Hall, 1992; Huang et al., 1994), with associated skeletal and soft-tissue responses to ‘adult’ jaw-loading regimes (Ravosa, 1991a; Ravosa, 1992; Ravosa, 1996; Ravosa, 1999; Cole, 1992; Biknevicius and Leigh, 1997; Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Taylor et al., 2006)....
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...Once weaned, mammals ingest ‘adult’ food items (e.g. Watts, 1985; Tarnaud, 2004) and develop ‘adult’ jaw-adductor activity patterns (Herring and Wineski, 1986; Weijs et al., 1987; Herring et al., 1991; Iinuma et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1992; Langenbach et al., 2001; Westneat and Hall, 1992; Huang et al., 1994), with associated skeletal and soft-tissue responses to ‘adult’ jaw-loading regimes (Ravosa, 1991a; Ravosa, 1992; Ravosa, 1996; Ravosa, 1999; Cole, 1992; Biknevicius and Leigh, 1997; Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Taylor et al., 2006)....
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...Cole, T. M. (1992)....
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...Once weaned, mammals ingest ‘adult’ food items (e.g. Watts, 1985; Tarnaud, 2004) and develop ‘adult’ jaw-adductor activity patterns (Herring and Wineski, 1986; Weijs et al., 1987; Herring et al., 1991; Iinuma et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1991; Langenbach et al., 1992; Langenbach et al., 2001; Westneat and Hall, 1992; Huang et al., 1994), with associated skeletal and soft-tissue responses to ‘adult’ jaw-loading regimes (Ravosa, 1991a; Ravosa, 1992; Ravosa, 1996; Ravosa, 1999; Cole, 1992; Biknevicius and Leigh, 1997; Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Taylor et al., 2006)....
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...Based largely on short experimental periods in growing mammals (<2 months), these studies support the hypothesis that altered, excessive and/or repetitive forces induce secondary osteonal remodeling of mandibular cortical bone and chondroblastic activity of articular cartilage, a suite of physiological responses or functional adaptations that maintain a sufficient safety factor for the tissues of a cranial element or joint complex to routine peak masticatory loads (cf. Lanyon and Rubin, 1985; Biewener, 1993; Bouvier and Hylander, 1996a; Bouvier and Hylander, 1996b; Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Hamrick, 1999; Ravosa et al., 2000)....
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...Results suggest that evolutionary variation in symphysis and TMJ morphology, and thus by inference joint performance, among sister taxa is in part an epiphenomenon of interspecific differences in (dietinduced) jaw-loading patterns characterizing the individual ontogenies of the members of a species (Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Ravosa and Hogue, 2004)....
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...…Langenbach et al., 2001; Westneat and Hall, 1992; Huang et al., 1994), with associated skeletal and soft-tissue responses to ‘adult’ jaw-loading regimes (Ravosa, 1991a; Ravosa, 1992; Ravosa, 1996; Ravosa, 1999; Cole, 1992; Biknevicius and Leigh, 1997; Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Taylor et al., 2006)....
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...Thus, it is intimately related to the concept of functional adaptation, which typically refers to the dynamic coordinated series of cellular, tissue and biochemical processes of modeling and remodeling that occur to maintain a sufficient safety factor of a given element or system to routine peak stresses (Lanyon and Rubin, 1985; Biewener, 1993; Bouvier and Hylander, 1996a; Bouvier and Hylander, 1996b; Vinyard and Ravosa, 1998; Hamrick, 1999)....
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