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Retraction Note: Lateral palatal foramina do not indicate baleen in fossil whales. [PDF]
Sci RepPeredo CM, Pyenson ND, Uhen MD.
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Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences CMLS, 2002
Molecular paleontology, i.e., the recovery of DNA from ancient human, animal, and plant remains is an innovative research field that has received progressively more attention from the scientific community since the 1980s. In the last decade, the field was punctuated by claims which aroused great interest but eventually turned out to be fakes--the most ...
ROLLO, Franco Ugo, MAROTA, Isolina
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Molecular paleontology, i.e., the recovery of DNA from ancient human, animal, and plant remains is an innovative research field that has received progressively more attention from the scientific community since the 1980s. In the last decade, the field was punctuated by claims which aroused great interest but eventually turned out to be fakes--the most ...
ROLLO, Franco Ugo, MAROTA, Isolina
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Science News, 2001
Abstract Today’s scorpion fauna reaches its peak of diversity in desert habitats (Polis, 1990), but fossil evidence indicates that the earliest scorpions were fully aquatic. Around 410 MYA the scorpions began a dramatic shift in biology, successfully making the transition from water to land. Once on land they proceeded to colonize a wide
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Abstract Today’s scorpion fauna reaches its peak of diversity in desert habitats (Polis, 1990), but fossil evidence indicates that the earliest scorpions were fully aquatic. Around 410 MYA the scorpions began a dramatic shift in biology, successfully making the transition from water to land. Once on land they proceeded to colonize a wide
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2003
Contents 1. What is evolutionary paleontology? 2. Historical perspective 3. Main research topics of evolutionary paleontology 3.1. Evolutionary behavior of lineages, species and higher taxa 3.2. Evolutionary trends and generalizations (‘rules’) 3.3. Long-term fluctuations in diversity and extinction 3.4.
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Contents 1. What is evolutionary paleontology? 2. Historical perspective 3. Main research topics of evolutionary paleontology 3.1. Evolutionary behavior of lineages, species and higher taxa 3.2. Evolutionary trends and generalizations (‘rules’) 3.3. Long-term fluctuations in diversity and extinction 3.4.
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