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The jaw system in mammals is complex and different muscle morphotypes have been documented. Pigs are an interesting group of animals as they are omnivorous and have a bunodont crushing dentition. Moreover, they have interacted with humans for over 10,000 years and grow nearly two orders of magnitude in size. Despite being a model system for studies on cranial form and function, data on the growth...
Morpho‐functional patterns are important drivers of phenotypic diversity given their importance in a fitness‐related context. Although modularity of the mandible and skull has been studied extensively in mammals, few studies have explored shape co‐variation between these two structures. Despite being developmentally independent, the skull and mandible form a functionally integrated unit. In the present...
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