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Zalambdalestes lechei, a Late Cretaceous mammal from Mongolia
An international team analysed functional morphology of the neck and paleoecology of the Late Cretaceous eutherian mammal Zalambdalestes lechei from Mongolia.
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A new species of mixosaur from China
Mixosaurs were a group of ichthyosaurs from the Middle Triassic.
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Untangling deep-sea corals systematics
The paper documents another stage in elucidating the phylogenetic relationships among traditionally understood Caryophylliidae…
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Saurodesmus robertsoni – the oldest Scottish cynodont
184 years ago, a small bone was discovered in the Triassic of Scotland…
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Caries in Pliocene rodents
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.
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Extreme neck elongation in Triassic tanystrophes
Triassic Tanystropheus was characterised by the most elongate vertebrae among the known animals