Trematospondylus, a long-forgotten middle Jurassic plesiosaur
Described in 1858, Trematospondylus macrocephalus from the Bathonian (Middle Jurassic) of Germany is one of the earliest established plesiosaur taxa.
Read moreDescribed in 1858, Trematospondylus macrocephalus from the Bathonian (Middle Jurassic) of Germany is one of the earliest established plesiosaur taxa.
Read moreThe newly collected, very rich and well preserved material showed that previously wrongly attributed Eocene sponges from SW Australia…
Read moreThe material of a carnivorous dinosaur found in the 1970s by a Polish-Mongolian paleontological expedition in the Gobi Desert is newly interpreted as belonging to the Shri devi species…
Read moreThe latitudinal diversity gradient is one of the most extensive and important biodiversity patterns on the Earth.
Read moreForaminifera, a group of unicellular organisms, are commonly used as bioindicators in paleoenvironmental studies. Unfortunately, their distribution in many key areas is poorly understood.
Read moreShell ornamentation of marine calcifiers is considered as a potential anti-predatory defensive structure.
Read moreA new issue of Philosophical Transactions devoted entirely to mammalian skulls.
Read moreDicynodonts were herbivorous synapsids – representatives of the tetrapod group encompassing mammals, their ancestors and relatives, but not reptiles.
Read moreThe analysis of calyx sizes of fossil crinoids has shown that the mean calyx size significantly decreased during the periods of mass extinction…
Read morePreviously unidentified small phosphatic spines from the Devonian of the Holy Cross Mountains have been included into arrow worms (phylum Chaetognatha)
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