Conserved in-ovo cranial ossification sequences of extant saurians allow estimation of embryonic dinosaur developmental stages
Abstract
Dinosaur embryos are among the rarest of fossils, yet they provide a unique window into the palaeobiology of these animals. Estimating the developmental stage of dinosaur embryos is hindered by the lack of a quantitative method for age determination, by the scarcity of material, and by the difficulty in visualizing that material. Here we present the results of a broad inquiry, using 3D reconstructions from X-ray computed tomography data, into...
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Title
Conserved in-ovo cranial ossification sequences of extant saurians allow estimation of embryonic dinosaur developmental stages
Published Date
Apr 9, 2020
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Volume
10
Issue
1
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