The mystery of the siderite structures from the Turow Miocene is solved
Siderite masses from the Miocene of Turów mine have been the subject of much controversy…
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Unique mitochondrial gene rearrangement in corals
Traditional Caryophylliidae has been known as the most speciose scleractinian coral family…
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Complete mitochondrial genome of the pygmy rabbit
We sequenced the first complete mitochondrial genome of the pygmy rabbit…
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Bryozoans on the leaf
Very rare finding: a tree leaf overgrown by marine bryozoans…
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A new look at archaeocyaths
Are archaeocyaths,so far classified as sponges, algae?
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The oldest described pliosaurus reexamined
Ischyrodon meriani is an obscure pliosaurid taxon from the Middle Jurassic of Switzerland.
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Very rare Early Cretaceous sponges from Sardinia
The assemblage that consisted of skeletal elements (spicules) of “soft” demosponges…
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Seymouriamorph tracks from the Boskovice Basin
Permian deposits of the Boskovice Basin in the Czech Republic have yielded hundreds of seymouriamorph individuals (a group of extinct tetrapods).
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Twin-like corals
Cryptic species pose a great challenge for the traditional taxonomy and estimates of the actual species diversity…
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Early Oligocene brachiopods from Mammendorf, Germany
The Lower Oligocene rocky-shore deposits at Mammendorf, central Germany yielded a surprisingly rich brachiopod fauna, containing 13 species belonging to 11 genera.
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