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Why the ammonites snuffed it

Marine and Freshwater Behaviour and Physiology, 1999
Ammonites survived for millions of years despite steadily increasing competition from fish and coleoid cephalopods. The physiology and behaviour of Nautilus, the only remaining, if rather distantly related, ectocochleate cephalopod suggest as possible reasons the ability to remain aerobically active, albeit intermittently, at very low oxygen tensions ...
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The Feeding Habits of Ammonites

Science, 2011
Synchrotron x-ray observations of ammonite fossils reveal the diet of Cretaceous organisms.
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An Ammonite Tomb at Amman

Levant, 1987
Rapport preliminaire sur une tombe decouverte pres d'Amman et datant des 8-4 siecles av. J.-C. Le mobilier de cette sepulture renferme : des objets de bronze (fibules, bracelets, boucles d'oreilles), des objets de fer (epees, dagues), des objets d'argent (boucles d'oreilles, anneaux), des scarabees et des sceaux, dont un scarabee portant une ...
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The Ammonite Zones of the Lias

Geological Magazine, 1942
The increasing diversity of interpretation of the Jurassic Record is proving very troublesome to teachers and students alike. “To-day, hardly a subdivision of the Jurassic is free of controversy as to its exact scope and nomenclature,” wrote S. W. Muller in a recent laudable attempt to reconcile the differing opinions. More is involved, however, than a
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Lower Greensand ammonites and ammonite zonation

Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 1996
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Ammonites And The Books Of Kings

2010
The real interest about ancient Ammon exhibited by The Books of Kings is in certain Ammonite religious practices, specifically the worship of Ammonite deities. The most compelling argument that 'Il (or 'El) became an Iron Age deus otiosus, is found in the presentation of Hebrew religion by Cross.
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The Evolution of Ammonites

Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 1919
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