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Bridger Formation of Wyoming; it is based on | fossils that are difficult to distinguish from other |
One recent classification based largely on | fossils splits this group into two infraorders, and r |
heir investigations is contained in Memoir on | Fossils of the late Pre-Cambrian, by David and Tillya |
One recent classification based largely on | fossils treats this family as the sole member of its |
paleontologist who in 1911 recovered the only | fossils of the dinosaur, Podokesaurus holyokensis. |
The only | fossils recovered have been teeth, from the late Carn |
o used in acid macerations to extract organic | fossils from silicate rocks. |
Blasensandstein Formation where the original | fossils have been found. |
Sudden Origins: | Fossils, Genes, and the Emergence of Species. |
as given by the discoverers who found Orrorin | fossils in the Tugen Hills of Kenya. |
dimensions in a similar fashion to the Orsten | fossils. |
A few other | fossils are also attributed to Auchenoglanis with no |
ensive networks of burrows, and various other | fossils, including bivalves of the families Megalodon |
iculated dinosaur skeletons, as well as other | fossils. |
Other | fossils and fossil casts are on display, including di |
rner Janensch; unfortunately, like some other | fossils collected by German expeditions to Africa, th |
Cornua ammonis and other | fossils are found here. |
incorrectly identified dinosaur prints, other | fossils, or outright forgeries. |
pe specimen and the referral of several other | fossils by Houde and Haubold (1987) concluded that Pa |
Other | fossils once assigned to this genus have since been r |
n 1917 after discoveries of Palaeochiropteryx | fossils from the Messel Pit of Germany. |
Palaeozoic | Fossils. |
family known from Clarkforkian age Paleocene | fossils found in western North Dakota, USA. |
and circa 37 mya; however, as yet no Parictis | fossils have been found in East Asia. |
Based on the partial | fossils, Tochisaurus is thought to have been a troodo |
Though unknown in the Iberian Peninsula, | fossils of this genus have been found in the Balearic |
acetic acid may be used to extract phosphatic | fossils, such as the small shelly fossils, from a car |
of British Columbia, which has yielded Pikaia | fossils. |
n top calcareous clay and marl in which plant | fossils have been found (Gelinden Member). |
nts, a theropod tooth, and a variety of plant | fossils, including woody stems, branch impressions, c |
dy of mosses) and paleobotany (study of plant | fossils). |
Mandla Plant | Fossils National Park, near Dindori, Madhya Pradesh. |
share many of the same vertebrates and plant | fossils. |
riginal plant form, i.e., they resemble plant | fossils. |
History and Curator of the University's plant | fossils collections. |
hows life on the shoreline, including plants, | fossils, sealife and birds. |
Most Plesiocidaris | fossils still have the spines attached, indicating th |
lls, valleys, streams, ditches, ponds, pools, | fossils, building structure, bastions, watchtowers, a |
erested in some work on supposed pre-Cambrian | fossils in South Australia which was done in co opera |
is also an impressive display of pre-Mesozoic | fossils on display, including numerous Devonian fish. |
ofossils, the Origin of Life, and Precambrian | fossils such as the Ediacara biota. |
om the Perm region of Russia, and Precambrian | fossils from Siberia. |
Earlier Precambrian | fossils are known which resemble single-cell green al |
il, although incomplete on the best preserved | fossils. |
Several exquisitely preserved | fossils have been found from the Monte Bolca lagersta |
es in the fossil record, and better preserved | fossils in Cretaceous age sediments than in earlier T |
eshwater lake that was perfect for preserving | fossils due to anoxic conditions at its bottom. |
cially important for the abundance of primate | fossils they contain. |
reen bacteria, younger (that is, Proterozoic) | fossils may be primordial forms of the eukaryote chlo |
vici, is known from a handful of good quality | fossils preserved inside siderite concrections. |
Peak Hill and High Peak a number of very rare | fossils of Triassic fish, reptiles and amphibians hav |
The fell has also yielded some rare | fossils with unusual forms of dendroid graptolites be |
edition of their acclaimed textbook regarding | fossils and the evolution of life. |
ywhere, as well as many unique and remarkable | fossils. |
The museum features numerous replica | fossils and life-sized models of Iguanodon, Polacanth |
nd is rich in synapsid or mammal-like reptile | fossils. |
The bony remains of the Elgin reptile | fossils were poor, sometimes just indentations in roc |
itting the shale with a large knife to reveal | fossils. |
oyed to break rocks with the aim of revealing | fossils inside. |
and is considered an overall expert on T. rex | fossils. |
osts a collection of 80,000 samples of rocks, | fossils, and minerals from Romania. |
million years, according to camel and rodent | fossils found. |
l by locals who have misidentified the rodent | fossils that are found in abundance there. |
found materials such as metal, rust, rubber, | fossils, bones and text. |
Daphoenus ruber | fossils were found in Oligocene Arikareean rocks in t |
In England, A. salteri's | fossils are found in extreme abundance in the Lower O |
Pterosaurs", In: J. G. Maisey (ed.), Santana | fossils: An Illustrated Atlas, T.F.H. Publications, N |
The same year saw | Fossils touring the UK and Bangalore. |
ng the two species the earlier known seahorse | fossils in the world. |
ouis defined Kenyapithecus africanus on seven | fossils from Rusinga Island. |
Several | fossils preserve the outline of individuals and show |
d of some 14 million years containing several | fossils. |
Later, similarly shaped | fossils were found, and (correctly) identified as tho |
e park have previously yielded leaf and shell | fossils. |
xterior limestone cladding, with marine shell | fossils visible. |
ambrian genus, and is one of the small shelly | fossils. |
There are abundant shelly | fossils and corals. |
Coleolids are Cambrian Small shelly | fossils with an aragonite skeleton. |
ck strata as old as 100 million years showing | fossils and a set of dinosaur tracks, and forms a new |
In any case, there are two very similar | fossils from the Nemegt Formation (Maastrichtian or p |
nks with South America in the form of similar | fossils from the two continents. |
Dinosaurium also has a collection of smaller | fossils of dinosaur eggs, marine shells and fossilise |
ee slopes around the summit have yielded some | fossils: Trilobites, Trace fossils and Graptolites ar |
It is a possible synonym of some | fossils assigned to Orycterocetus. |
However some | fossils possess strange markings on top which suggest |
Edward Drinker Cope, who, when examining some | fossils that he thought were armored tunicates relate |
Some | fossils from Spain were also referred to the genus. |
Some | fossils were found around Lake Nojiri (Nagano, Japan) |
Sometime | fossils contain only carbon. |
r strip it bare, exposing rocks and sometimes | fossils. |
The type species | fossils were originally found in the Bollock Creek ar |
y revealed by the presence of marker species, | fossils which can be dated reliably from other beds. |
Guests look at spectacular | fossils including the Trinity River Mammoth that live |
rcinus to be identified from Washington state | fossils. |
vernous "refuge", which contains many strange | fossils and her collection, the man tells the girl a |
orks, James Hall identified that stromatolite | fossils discovered at Petrified Sea Gardens, a site n |
the stratigraphic section containing Strombus | fossils originally investigated by Gignoux. |
many Hiemalora bearing beds also contain such | fossils as Cyclomedusa, but do not preserve the tenta |
part of Dorset's Jurassic Coast; and as such, | fossils can be found in the cliffs. |
Other researchers state that taking | fossils into account leads to different conclusions, |
Tennessee | fossils and geological history |
ains of Kambara are among the oldest Tertiary | fossils found in Australia (although there are some r |
Tetrapodomorph | fossils are known from the early Devonian onwards, an |
ds, includes sculptures, paintings, textiles, | fossils and cultural objects that bring to light the |
William Buckland realizes that | fossils he previously believed to be of cetacean orig |
prevailing wisdom and advocated the idea that | fossils were the remains of actual once-living organi |
a had been deposited in former seas, and that | fossils are organic in origin. |
rd Lhuyd, a Welsh naturalist, speculates that | fossils form when the minute spawn of oceanic life is |
e, he would later make the curious claim that | fossils were made by God to decorate the inside of th |
ublished in 1677), Robert Plot concludes that | fossils (which he referred to as "lapides sui generis |
The | fossils were recovered from the Wangshi Group. |
d in honor of T. C. von Storch, who found the | fossils remains in Princeton 1927 Expedition.. |
The discovery of the | fossils has caused a re-evaluation of penguin evoluti |
on, and the fate and specific identity of the | fossils remain unknown. |
t are a valley of the Niobrara River, and the | fossils found on Carnegie Hill and University Hill. |
They referred to the | fossils as "horse collars", a name which had been use |
The | fossils of "Beelemodon" consist of one partial skelet |
Fewer than ten of the | fossils are known to exist. |
Laksmikanta Roy Choudhury who discovered the | fossils of Sati's finger in a lake called Kalikunda. |
Since the | fossils have never been fully described in a scientif |
The | fossils were found in the Xiashaximiao Formation of S |
The | fossils at Inverloch date to the mid Cretaceous. |
et refers to Qianwei, the county in which the | fossils were found. |
He co-wrote The | Fossils of The Burgess Shale. |
gh Atlas, but from another formation, are the | fossils of another, smaller theropod (currently in pr |
Dinosaur remains are among the | fossils that have been recovered from the formation, |
via: although an impediment to viewing of the | fossils, this action serves to protect the portions o |
The | fossils of this species are the oldest known fossils |
e circular reasoning, that the rocks date the | fossils, and fossils date the rocks? |
They are believed to be the | fossils of a non-dinosaurian archosaur. |
He defended this conclusion, citing that the | fossils had been examined visually with the naked eye |
itory between Belgium and Germany), where the | fossils were found. |
was told about the cave and shown some of the | fossils by a colleague at Oxford. |
The | fossils display fused chelicerae, distinctly short le |
The | fossils were uncovered from the Miocene to Early Plio |
The | fossils include leaves with visible veins, as well as |
number of eyes is not distinguishable in the | fossils and the stridulating file which is found on t |
The | fossils found in the Afar region were named "AL" mean |
Dinosaur remains are among the | fossils that have been recovered from the formation. |
Martin thought that none of the | fossils in the book were the remains of crocodiles. |
e is derived from the Kuma Horizon, where the | fossils were found. |
The | fossils do not preserve the leaf-like membrane, so on |
thyosaurian in the 1990s, and the rest of the | fossils were from an indeterminate reptile. |
The | fossils represent the triradially symmetrical mineral |
In 1994 the | fossils were examined, and it was decided that the ca |
re in the rocks, in the landscape, and in the | fossils buried deep inside. |
vation and preparation of the majority of the | fossils, the sauropod has been named Paluxysaurus. |
Robert Bakker, who discovered the | fossils in 1997, has proposed the new name. |
However, the | fossils turned out to be petrified wood, to the great |
y of spiders, Segestriidae, is similar to the | fossils. |
Paleofauna based on the | fossils from: Gadsden County paleontological sites, L |
The | fossils of Chondrosteosaurus were discovered in the W |
ving Rock Wren) based on the locations of the | fossils. |
f the Dromaeosauridae, but after studying the | fossils they now believe it was related to Allosaurus |
The | fossils were very well preserved, hind limbs included |
The | fossils were found on 17 March 2002 in the Pari Aike |
The | fossils show that the body of the animal was covered |
The | fossils are quite fragmentary, and consist of teeth a |
egs of Segestriidae have more spines than the | fossils and the overall carapace shape of Segestriids |
None of the | fossils are complete, and none show the tip or openin |
A Commander Durand found the | fossils there in 1870 and sent them to French paleont |
The | fossils indicate changes from anaerobic, deep ocean-b |
Fedexia remains are among the | fossils that have been recovered from the formation. |
The | fossils are interpreted as showing a large anterior o |
The | fossils, consisting of three fossil dorsal (back) ver |
The | fossils were stored together in Munich, but were obli |
y limestone and calcite which make up all the | fossils. |
Plesiosaur remains are among the | fossils that have been recovered from its strata. |
In May, Mantell publishes a book called The | Fossils of the South Downs wherein he briefly describ |
Among the | fossils on show, special mention should be made of ca |
the Utah Archaeological Survey, examined the | fossils and concluded that the fossils were probably |
mudslides can be surprisingly damaging to the | fossils, especially to soft parts such as scales. |
The | fossils were recovered from the Patagonian Molasse Fo |
10, Bennett published further re-study of the | fossils, concluding that the differences between the |
Kris Howe, who discovered the site where the | fossils were found. |
Evolution: What the | Fossils Say and Why It Matters by Donald R. Prothero |
ific name refers to the Trias, the period the | fossils were originally thought to date from. |
Some of the | fossils originally assigned to Lewisuchus have since |
name of geologist Werner Ernst, who found the | fossils, holotype SGWG 85, in 1963 near Grimmen, in s |
The | fossils suggest that it was an arboreal/terrestrial c |
Although the | fossils have been referred to in scientific literatur |
The | fossils were found in the Santa Cruz and Chubut Provi |
The | fossils, consisting of a partial skeleton including r |
The | fossils are found in the Hunter Siltstone formation, |
The | fossils were discovered by Zeresenay Alemseged, and a |
The | fossils, which were found beneath the town of Villa e |
tically to collect with hammer and chisel the | fossils from the Caithness flags. |
Later transferred to the Bristol Museum, the | fossils were destroyed in World War II. |
s diagnostic to the genus level are among the | fossils that have been recovered from the formation. |
Among the | fossils on display is a 9 million year old baleen wha |
The | fossils consist of one nearly-complete skeleton, cons |
The | fossils were found in China. |
It is not well-known: in fact, the | fossils are so poorly preserved that identification r |
The | fossils are believed to have been from the Early Cret |
It is named after the town where the | fossils were found. |
s chief work for many years was in naming the | fossils collected during the progress of the Geologic |
The | fossils are very well preserved. |
The | fossils indicate the existence of a complex community |
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