Abstract Ashdown Brickworks, near Bexhill, East Sussex, has produced a large number of
vertebrate fossils from the Wadhurst Clay Formation, part of the Wealden Supergroup …

Abstract A theropod ilium MHNM KK04 from the Kem Kem Beds (Cenomanian) of Morocco
was originally described as an abelisaurid. It is here reinterpreted as a spinosaurine …

Crocodyliformes have a well-known worldwilde fossil record, revealing a high diversity of
morphological traits, habits and being abundant in their paleofaunas. Such abundance in …

The digital reconstruction of neurocranial endocasts has elucidated the gross brain structure
and potential ecological attributes of many fossil taxa, including Irritator, a spinosaurine …

Rhynchocephalians were a successful, globally distributed group of diapsid reptiles that
thrived in the Mesozoic. Multiple species of Clevosaurus existed worldwide in the Late …

Ornithosuchids are a Late Triassic pseudosuchian archosaur group, consisting of four
species (three from South America, and one from Scotland). All of them have triangular …

Imaging is crucial to gather scientific data in paleontology. Photogrammetry is currently a
frequently used technique for surface imaging, producing high-quality 3D surface data …

A long rostrum has distinct advantages for prey capture in an aquatic or semi‐aquatic
environment but at the same time poses severe problems concerning stability during biting …

The aim of this work is to obtain diverse morphometric data from digitized 3D models of
scientifically accurate palaeoreconstructions of theropods from eight representative families …

Introduction The wider availability of non-destructive and high-resolution methods, such as
micro-computed tomography (micro-CT), has prompted its use in anatomical and …