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PALEOBIOLOGY

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Journal Information
Journal Title
PALEOBIOLOGY
Publisher
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
ISSN
0094-8373
E-ISSN
1938-5331
Database
Clarivate
Domain
Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
Classification History
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Estimation of body-mass distributions of Carboniferous tetrapod communities and comparison with modern coastal tropical wetlands
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Turnover and ecological release drove biogeographic shifts during the Ordovician/Silurian transition
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Bayesian multilevel modeling disentangles phylogenetic and ecological signal in three-dimensional geometric morphometric analysis of the bovid astragalus
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Exploring the limits of wing design in pterosaurs – CORRIGENDUM
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Climate change and biological traits: interglacial stability and higher glacial functional diversity in Late Quaternary molluscan assemblages of the Adriatic Sea (Italy)
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2026-9-29 Pages 1-14
Possible pelagic lifestyle of the Silurian trilobite <i>Deiphon</i> evaluated through three-dimensional modeling
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Intraspecific morphological divergence among chemosymbiotic bivalves (Lucinidae) from anchialine lakes of San Salvador Island, Bahamas
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2026-9-1 Pages 1-15
Blood flow rates to long bones of archosaurs reveal high aerobic metabolic rates and endothermy throughout most of their evolutionary history
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PAB volume 52 issue 3 Cover
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