Lithology controls ammonoid size distributions
Body-size distributions of organisms across environments in space and time are a powerful
source of information on ecological and evolutionary processes. However, most studies only …
source of information on ecological and evolutionary processes. However, most studies only …
Temporal shell-size variations of bivalves in South China from the Late Permian to the early Middle Triassic
During the end-Permian mass extinction and subsequent Early-Middle Triassic recovery, a
series of environmental changes occurred and were accompanied by morphological and …
series of environmental changes occurred and were accompanied by morphological and …
Body size evolution of the Late Cretaceous bivalves from Ariyalur, southern India
A Mukhopadhyay, S Paul, A Poddar… - Cretaceous …, 2023 - Elsevier
An organism's body size is one of its most fundamental and observable traits for extant and
fossil taxa. In the present study, we document long-term evolutionary trends in body size of …
fossil taxa. In the present study, we document long-term evolutionary trends in body size of …
Increased bivalve cosmopolitanism during the mid-Phanerozoic mass extinctions
The impact of mass extinctions on biogeographic patterns remains unclear. Analysis of large-
scale biogeographic patterns can provide insights into macroevolutionary processes. Here …
scale biogeographic patterns can provide insights into macroevolutionary processes. Here …
Body size evolution of the Middle Jurassic-Early Cretaceous bivalves of Kutch, India
An organism's body size is interlinked with several ecological and physiological parameters
and, therefore, has been widely used to detect and describe long-term macroevolutionary …
and, therefore, has been widely used to detect and describe long-term macroevolutionary …