Structure of the inner ear of early lagomorphs
The structure of the inner ear in mammals is highly informative with respect to locomotor agility and hearing sensitivity.
Read moreThe structure of the inner ear in mammals is highly informative with respect to locomotor agility and hearing sensitivity.
Read moreTendons are elements connecting muscles and bones. In most vertebrates, they are flexible and elastic but in dinosaurs (including birds) some of them ossify.
Read moreRetiolitids are one of the group of graptolites with collagenous skeleton (rhabdosome) formed mostly by a network of lists.
Read moreOtoliths are calcium carbonate components of the inner ear in teleost fish.
Read moreThe Owadów–Brzezinki palaeontological site is a new Jurassic taphonomic window.
Read morePlateosaurus trossingensis is one of the largest herbivorous Late Triassic dinosaurs…
Read moreFormation of the biomineral structures in the inner ear (otoliths and smaller, but having the same function otoconia) is tightly linked to the formation of organic matrix framework, among which the
otolin-1, a short collagen-like protein, is one of its major components.
Foraminifera living in the fjords of South Georgia were studied…
Read moreA special issue of the Annales Societatis Geologorum Poloniae…
Read moreThe material is composed of well-preserved isolated tracks, manus-pes couples, and a slab with trackways composed of approximately 20 tracks …
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