Sauropod tracks from the Lower Cretaceous in Shandong, China: Implications for the dominating of non-titanosaurians in East Asia
Appeared in Cretaceous Research.
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Appeared in Cretaceous Research.
Appeared in Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.
Appeared in Journal of Paleontology.
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Benthic foraminiferal assemblages are a widespread tool to understand changes in organic matter flux and bottom-water oxygenation and their relation to paleo...
14 published megafloras from the Serbian Cenozoic are analyzed with respect to vegetation type, palaeoclimate, and palaeogeographic settings. The floras cove...
The first detailed reconstruction of the continental palaeoclimate evolution of the Northwest German Tertiary (Late Oligocene to Pliocene) is presented. The ...
Live (Rose Bengal stained) and dead benthic foraminiferal communities (hard-shelled species only) from the Pakistan continental margin oxygen minimum zone (O...
Publication type: Journal Article.
Data type: CLIMATE RECONSTRUCTIONS.
Data type: PALEOCEANOGRAPHY.
Data type: CLIMATE RECONSTRUCTIONS.