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- adjective Of or pertaining to
paleobiology
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Examples
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It is the similarities observed within anatomical, molecular, behavioral and where it applies, paleobiological data that implies common descent NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND.
Teaching Tree-Thinking to Undergraduate Biology Students - The Panda's Thumb 2010
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There was ample criticism and disbelief expressed within the vertebrate paleobiological community when Darwinius was announced last year, and these two papers merely illustrate how and why such criticism and disbelief was credible:
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Multidisciplinary investigations of alpine ice patches in southwest Yukon, Canada: paleoenvironmental and paleobiological investigations.
Climate change impacts on Indigenous caribou systems of North America 2009
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Maxwell, W and Ostrom, J 1995 Taphonomy and paleobiological implications of Tenontosaurus-Deinonychus associations.
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Xiao has devoted much of his career to researching life in the Precambrian eon -- studying the co-evolution of environments and life in early Earth history using paleobiological, geological, and geochemical data.
VT Campus News 2010
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Xiao and Jay Kaufman, professor of geology at the University of Maryland, are using geochemical and paleobiological data to understand the co-evolution of the environment and biosphere 600 million years ago.
VT Campus News 2010
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Washington, Feb 15: The female Tyrannosaurus rex must move her tail to the side for sex - this is one of the new paleobiological findings highlighted in The Discovery Channel show 'Tyrannosaurus Sex.'
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February 15th, 2010 WASHINGTON - The female Tyrannosaurus rex must move her tail to the side for sex - this is one of the new paleobiological findings highlighted in The Discovery Channel show 'Tyrannosaurus Sex.'
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Ani 2010
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Washington, Feb 15: The female Tyrannosaurus rex must move her tail to the side for sex - this is one of the new paleobiological findings highlighted in The Discovery Channel show 'Tyrannosaurus Sex.'
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Washington, Feb 15: The female Tyrannosaurus rex must move her tail to the side for sex - this is one of the new paleobiological findings highlighted in The Discovery Channel show 'Tyrannosaurus Sex.'
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