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Evolutionary origin of lubricated joints at the dawn of jawed vertebrates. [PDF]
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Deep transfer learning for seismic characterization of strike-slip faults in karstified carbonates from the northern Tarim basin. [PDF]
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The shoulder girdle of early chondrichthyans grew by skeletal remodelling. [PDF]
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A Silurian pseudocolonial pterobranch
Current Biology, 2023Pterobranchs, a major group of the phylum Hemichordata, first appear in the fossil record during the Cambrian,1 and there are more than 600 fossil genera dominated by the mainly planktic graptolites of the Paleozoic, which are widely used as zone fossils for correlating sedimentary rock sequences.2 Pterobranchs are rare today; they are sessile marine ...
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Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 1992
Abstract The history of establishment of the Silurian System (and hence of the Silurian Period) and its principal divisions has been reviewed by Cocks et al . (1971) and Holland (1984, 1989 a ).
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Abstract The history of establishment of the Silurian System (and hence of the Silurian Period) and its principal divisions has been reviewed by Cocks et al . (1971) and Holland (1984, 1989 a ).
M. G. Bassett +4 more
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1994
Abstract The Early-Middle Llandoverian was similar to the end of the Late Ordovician in the general features of palaeogeography and biotas. In the southern hemisphere, Gondwana was still integral, except for a number of small separate plates along its margins, and it was situated mostly in the middle and high latitudes south to 30°S ...
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Abstract The Early-Middle Llandoverian was similar to the end of the Late Ordovician in the general features of palaeogeography and biotas. In the southern hemisphere, Gondwana was still integral, except for a number of small separate plates along its margins, and it was situated mostly in the middle and high latitudes south to 30°S ...
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