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A high latitude Gondwanan species of the Late Devonian tristichopterid Hyneria (Osteichthyes: Sarcopterygii). [PDF]
Gess RW, Ahlberg PE.
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In 1970 the first hypothesis, which claimed that large meteorite landed in ocean at Frasnian/Famennian boundary and caused mass extinction was proposed. In Late Devonian deposits there are many potential impact evidences.
Brom, Krzysztof, Brachaniec, Tomasz
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Late Devonian to Early Carboniferous palaeomagnetic poles from the Armorican Massif, France [PDF]
In order to test plate tectonic hypotheses for the Hercynian orogeny in western Europe, Late Devonian and Cambro-Ordovician redbeds and volcanics have been palaeomagnetically studied.
Bonhommet, Norbert +3 more
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The stratigraphie distribution and systematic composition of the Middle-Upper Devonian remains of antiarchs from the sediments of Central Kazakhstan are analyzed. Central Kazakhstan ichthyofauna contains mainly endemic taxons of antiarchs.
S. V. Moloshnikov
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Reinvestigation of the Late Devonian Lycopsid Sublepidodendron grabaui from Anhui Province, South China. [PDF]
Xu P, Liu L, Wang D.
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Late Devonian and Carboniferous acritarch stratigraphy and paleogeography
Detailed analysis of literature on late Devonian and Carboniferous acritarchs learns that, up to now, late Devonian acritarch zonation has been proposed only for Algeria, U.S.A. and Belgium.
Vanguestaine, M.
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Rehamnia (Lycopodiophyta), a new enigmatic Late Devonian plant from Morocco
Rehamnia michardis Oukassou and Naugolnykh, gen. et sp. nov. is described from the Late Famennian of the Foum El Mejez area (Northern Rehamna, Moroccan Meseta). This is the first record of Late Devonian plant from the Rehamna Hercynian massif.
Oukassou M., Naugolnykh S.V.
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Using salamanders as model taxa to understand vertebrate feeding constraints during the late Devonian water-to-land transition. [PDF]
Schwarz D +4 more
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This study reports the first complete mitogenome of the estuarine clam Potamocorbula amurensis, revealing its phylogenetic position as a sister group to the Myidae–Dreissenidae clade. Molecular dating indicates a Middle Jurassic divergence, and positive selection was detected in the nad5 gene, suggesting mitochondrial adaptations to osmotic stress in ...
Xuyi Yang +6 more
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Re-study of Guangdedendron micrum from the Late Devonian Xinhang forest. [PDF]
Gao X +5 more
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