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      Ancient HistoryPaleoecologyBiostratigraphyMorphology
The Carboniferous Period is a fascinating time in earth history. It spanned 60myrs (359.2 to 299.0mya), towards the end of the Palaeozoic era, falling between the Devonian and Permian. During the Carboniferous, the supercontinent Pangaea... more
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Abstract:  A new species of Gyracanthides from the mid-Viséan Ducabrook Formation of Middle Paddock site, near Springsure in the Drummond Basin, central Queensland, is based on isolated three-dimensionally preserved elements. The... more
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The bipedal posture (BP) and gait of humans are unique evolutionary hallmarks, but similar stances and forms of locomotion have had enormous influences on a range of phylogenetically diverse tetrapods, particularly dinosaurs and birds,... more
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The vertebrate fauna from the lower Carnian Chañares Formation of Argentina is dominated by well-preserved small-and medium-bodied archosauriforms and therapsids. Here we report the discovery of a non-mammalian therapsid dicynodont (of... more
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      Vertebrate taphonomyBone DiagenesisTetrapod
Imitare gli ingegnosi modelli della natura per risolvere complessi problemi umani: è questo l'ambizioso obiettivo dell'architettura biomimetica, una disciplina sperimentale relativamente nuova, ma che può vantare già numerose applicazioni... more
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      TetrapodMassimiliano SardinaArchitettura BiomimeticaAmedit n. 26 – Marzo 2016
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Examining the geological past of our planet allows us to study periods of severe climatic and biological crises and recoveries, biotic and abiotic ecosystem fluctuations, and faunal and floral turnovers through time. Furthermore, the... more
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Red-bed strata exposed at Lepreau Falls, southern New Brunswick, were originally interpreted as belonging to the Triassic Lepreau Formation. Poorly preserved tetrapod trackways within the strata were previously assigned to two... more
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