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encyclopedic article for
David Martill (search results). You may want to read the
Wikispecies entry on "David
Martill" instead.wikispecies:David
Martill...
- dinosaur-bearing rock
formations Ibrahim, N.; Sereno, P.C.; Varricchio, D.J.;
Martill, D.M.; Dutheil, D.B.; Unwin, D.M.; Baidder, L.; Larsson, H.C.E.; Zouhri...
- (30 feet) on the
museum label of BMNH P.10000. However, in 1986,
David Martill compared the
bones of
Leedsichthys to a
pachycormid that he had recently...
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resulting in the
formation of
plant debris beds. Lockwood,
Jeremy A. F.;
Martill,
David M.; Maidment,
Susannah C. R. (2024-12-31). "Comptonatus chasei,...
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creating Tupandactylus. However,
another study published in 2007 by
Unwin and
Martill found that T. navigans,
previously ****igned to Tapejara, was
actually most...
- "unknown fossil"
until its
importance was
recognized by
paleontologist David Martill when he
visited Germany in 2012, and
housed in a
private collection in...
- (family tree)
below follows a
phylogenetic analysis presented by Longrich,
Martill and
Andres in 2018, with
clade names after Andres et al. (2014). The mechanics...
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paleontologists David M.
Martill,
Arthur R.I. Cruickshank,
Eberhard Frey,
Philip G.
Small and
Maria Clarke. In this paper,
Martill and his team
wrote that...
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Vidovic and
Martill considered representatives of new species. In 2017,
Bennett challenged this hypothesis, he
claimed that
while Vidovic and
Martill had identified...
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collection of this
institute and now it
could be
restudied by
Martill and Frey. Later, Frey and
Martill rejected the
suggestion that
Arambourgiania was a nomen...
