Paleontology
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- Discovery of a Transitional in Romer's Gap
- Article on the discovery in 2002 of a tetrapod fossil, Pederpes finneyae, which seems to fill the gap between the very earliest and later tetrapods.
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- Eucritta melanolimnetes
- Description of this early tetrapod, photograph of its fossil remains, and a reconstruction of its skeleton provided by the Tree of Life Web Project.
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- Creatures from the Black Lagoon
- Information from the BBC on the discovery of a fossil of Eucritta melanolimnetes in a limestone wall in Scotland and the ensuing discoveries in the Black Lagoon from which the stone had come. (December 21, 2000)
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- Devonian Times
- An educational site covering the early evolution of tetrapods by focusing on the flora and fauna of the Late Devonian Red Hill locality in Pennsylvania.
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- Fish Fossils
- Posting from the TalkOrigins Archive on the controversy surrounding Coelacanth fossils.
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- Fossil Fish
- images of some Eocene fish from the Green River Formation, a Cretaceous fish, Xiphactinus, from the Niobrara chalk in Kansas and the jaws of the world’s largest fossil shark.
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- Mesozoic Fishes
- Devoted to fossil fishes from the Mesozoic Era, and to the researchers around the world who study them.
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- Main Groups of Non-Therian Mammals
- This is Mikko Haaramo's private archive of various phylogenetic trees, starting at Mammaliaformes.
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- Paleocene Mammals of the World
- Provides comprehensive information on the mammals that came to occupy the vacant ecological niche left by the departure of the dinosaurs.
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- Paleocene Mammals of the World: Condylarths
- Information on this group of relatively unspecialized placental mammals that were to evolve into the ungulates that dominated the Cenozoic animal communities on land.
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- Transitional Vertebrate Fossils FAQ
- A lengthy but incomplete list of transitional vertebrate fossils that have been discovered.
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- A Bibliography of Early Papers on North American Plesiosaurs
- Collection of links to a chronological sequence of papers published between 1851 and 1868, on the discovery, naming, reconstruction and subsequent controversy regarding American plesiosaurs.
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- Aquatic Reptiles
- The Natural History Museum supplies illustrations of Kronosaurus, Liopleurodon, Rhomaleosaurus, Macroplata, Ophthalmosaurus, Shonisaurus and Temnodontosaurus, with brief facts about each.