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- The Phylogeny of Vertebrates - Lawrence Hall of Science
to create a tree for a group of vertebrates Given additional morphological evidence, they decide which of three tree hypotheses is consistent with the evidence provided Key content 1 The millions of species of plants, animals, and microor-ganisms that live on earth today are related by descent from common ancestors 2
- Ordovician Paleogeography: The Possibilities and Constraints . . .
The history of the development of ideas about the conodont biogeography and their studies is outlined It is shown that the biogeography of the Ordovician conodonts follows the principles of biogeographic zonation of the modern ocean allowing identification of areas kingdoms of the open sea and shallow seas as main biogeographic subdivisions
- Hindeodus - Wikipedia
Species relationships within the genus Hindeodus are also complex, and there is lack of an established and accepted phylogenetic association between species of Hindeodus, but certain relationships may be inferred [16] H parvus is likely derived from H latidentatus based on the location of the fossils along with similarities among their
- Conodonts: a major extinct group added to the vertebrates
Conodonts: a major extinct group added to the vertebrates Science 1992 May 29;256(5061):1285-6 doi: 10 1126 science 1598571
- Khan Academy
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- The last phase of conodont evolution during the Late Triassic . . .
The diversity of Mockina species decreased during the Sevatian (Late Triassic) and the rise of atavistic homeomorphs (i e , genus Parvigondolella and genus Misikella) is observed through evident
- A model of reconstruction for the oral apparatus of the . . .
Thirty-one conodont species from the subsurface Goldwyer and Nita formations of the Santalum 1 A drill core section of the Canning Basin, Western Australia are documented and described, including
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