Talk:Epimorphosis

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Possible changes to be made

The article is very short and needs more information.
The article only includes information on epimorphosis in salamanders--research needs to be done to see if it occurs in other amphibians or even non-amphibians.
The sources need to be verified and supplemented with additional reputable sources.
The article could use some editing for clarity and layman understandability.
The article needs its cross-linking strengthened; information on AECs needs to be compiled and a page created for that, as well as references to connections with morphallaxis.

Possible sources:
Unifying principles of regeneration
Developmental Biology 6th edition - NCBI Bookshelf
Thomas Hunt Morgan's Definition of Regeneration: Morphallaxis and Epimorphosis - The Embryo Project at Arizona State University
A Stable Thoracic Hox Code and Epimorphosis Characterize Posterior Regeneration in Capitella teleta - PLOSone
The cell biology of regeneration - Journal of Cell Biology
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