Beginner's Guide to Morphology: Chime in and Share Your Favorite Links

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The discussion centers around a request for resources related to the concept of morphology, which is described as a broad term with various applications. The initial poster seeks guidance on useful links for beginners but does not specify the context of morphology they are interested in, such as organism structures, evolutionary studies, or cell structure. The response emphasizes the need for clarification on the specific area of interest to provide appropriate resources.
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Morphology, Chime in please...

Nothing really special, just a question made to ask for your help about some links which you think are nice enough for a beginner like me to give oneself a start...
Would you please help me ?

Thanks in advance

Regards,

-Fiona
 
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It would probably help if you told us more about what you mean by morphology. It's a very general term used in a lot of different ways. Do you want to know about the structures of whole organisms, how it's used in evolutionary studies, or perhaps in terms of cell structure? I don't really have any links to suggest, but others might if you can be more specific about what you are interested in learning more about.
 

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