Paleontology
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- New Zealand's Ancient Marine Reptiles
- Information about prehistoric marine reptiles of New Zealand, where, whom, when and what was found. Paleogeographic information, where in New Zealand to see fossil material displayed, suggested reading material and links to other related websites.
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- Oceans of Kansas Paleontology
- Late Cretaceous marine fossils from the Western Interior Seaway. More than 50 pages of information on mosasaurs, plesiosaurs and other fossils found in Kansas and the Midwest.
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- Placodont
- Information from Wikipedia on the Placodonts, a group of marine reptiles with heavy armour plating that lived during the Triassic period.
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- Preparing Mary the Ichthyosaur at Charmouth Fossils
- Shows the processes involved in preserving and preparing the fossil of this 40 foot long ichthyosaur found near Lyme Regis, UK in the year 2000.
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- Texas Memorial Museum: Onion Creek Mosasaur
- Information on this 30 foot long reptile, Mosasaurus maximus, from the Late Cretaceous.
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- Flying Reptiles
- The Natural History Museum supplies illustrations of Quetzalcoatlus, Anhanguera, Campylognathoides, Dimorphodon, Dorygnathus, Rhamphorhyncus, Tapejara and Pteranodon, with brief facts about each.
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- Pterosaur.net
- Written by pterosaur researchers and artists. Information about research, reconstructions, and pterosaurs in the popular imagination.
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- Notobatrachus degiustoi
- The Tree Of Life Project provides information on this frog from the Middle Jurassic and its phylogenetic relationships.
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- Triadobatrachus massinoti
- Wikipedia provides information on this proto-frog, the earliest known salientian, from the Early Triassic of Madagascar.
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- Triadobatrachus massinoti
- Information on this amphibian fossil found in Madagascar which dates from the Triassic era about 200 million years ago and is a link between Labrynthodont amphibians and modern frogs.
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- Mammal-like Reptiles
- The Natural History Museum supplies illustrations of Anteosaurus, Cynognathus, Dicynodon, Dimetrodon, Lystrosaurus, Moschops, Oligokyphus and Thrinaxodon, with brief facts about each.
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- Synapsid
- Information from Wikipedia on this group of reptiles, their changing classification, characteristics and evolutionary history.