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184 years ago, a small bone was discovered in the Triassic of Scotland…

At the site of Węże 2 near Działoszyn in Łódź Voivodeship numerous remains of mammals and other vertebrates dating from the Pliocene (over 2.5 million years ago) were found.

Triassic Tanystropheus was characterised by the most elongate vertebrae among the known animals

Turtles are characterized by an unusual anatomy of the locomotor apparatus linked with the development of their shell

Ajkaceratops kozmai from the Upper Cretaceous of Hungary was considered the most significant piece of evidence for the presence of Ceratopsia (horned dinosaurs) outside of Asia and North America.

The lower Maastrichtian (Upper Cretaceous) shallow-marine deposits exposed at Nahoryany, south of Lviv (western Ukraine), have been known as a rich source of fossils since 1843.

For over ten years, the Owadów–Brzezinki quarry have been yielding numerous well-preserved fossils.

Shells of small (micromorphic) brachiopods are not so attractive as other fossils preserved in the white chalk facies…

In the Jurassic period, besides the well-known plesiosaurs and ichthyosaurs, there existed a third group of widely distributed large predatory marine reptiles…

Reconstruction of the Ocean surface water temperature based on calibration of many geochemical indicators from skeletons.