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paleoanthropology [25]
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vertebrate paleontology [64]
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- placoderms [6]
  - Dupret et al 2014 Nature [1]
  - Dupret et al 2017 PlosOne [1]
  - Trinajstic et al 2022 Nature [4]
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- therapsids [2]
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vertebrate biology [67]
paleobotany [2]
ichnology [3]
Archaeology [6]

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The internal cranial anatomy of Romundina stellina Ørvig, 1975 (Vertebrata, Placodermi, Acanthothoraci) and the origin of jawed vertebrates - Anatomical atlas of a primitive gnathostome
Incisoscutum ritchiei WAM18.4.2
Getting to the guts of evolution: exceptional preservation in 380 million year old fossil fishes reveals the unknown soft anatomy of our earliest relatives
Getting to the guts of evolution: exceptional preservation in 380 million year old fossil fishes reveals the unknown soft anatomy of our earliest relatives
Getting to the guts of evolution: exceptional preservation in 380 million year old fossil fishes reveals the unknown soft anatomy of our earliest relatives
Romundina stellini

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