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species vs.
chronospecies from Dr.
Steven M. Carr,
Memorial University of
Newfoundland biology department Stanley, S. M. (1978) "
Chronospecies' longevities...
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ecological niche. In addition,
paleontologists use the
concept of the
chronospecies since fossil reproduction cannot be examined. The most
recent rigorous...
- an
extinct species or
chronospecies of
large shark in the
family Otodontidae which may
represent a
transitional chronospecies between Otodus auriculatus...
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archaic H. (s.?)
rhodesiensis and H. s.
sapiens (that is, a
stage in a
chronospecies).
Subsequent researchers have
rejected this classification. The validity...
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larger Beatragus antiquus may
together represent different phases of a
chronospecies; the
living hirola probably declined in size as a
result of an ecologically...
- melanoleuca—currently exists; the
other three species are
prehistoric chronospecies.
Despite its
taxonomic classification as a carnivoran, the
giant panda...
- 96-5.33
million years ago).
Myotragus is
represented by six
sequential chronospecies representing gradual change in morphology. The
youngest and best known...
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classified as its own species. H.
heidelbergensis is
regarded as a
chronospecies,
evolving from an
African form of H.
erectus (sometimes
called H. ergaster)...
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initially placed in a
distinct genus, Palnumenius, but was
actually a
chronospecies or
paleosubspecies related to the long-billed curlew. The
upland sandpiper...
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changed over time
between the
Paleocene and the Pliocene,
making it a
chronospecies.: 17 Some
authors suggest that C. auriculatus, C. angustidens, and...
