The compilation of stratigraphic, sedimentologic, paleontologic and geochronological data
allows the proposal of a regional stratigraphic framework for the Late Permian to Lower …

Plant-insect interactions are among the most common biotic relationships, both in diversity
and abundance. The fossil record reflects these associations as damage traces on the …

Abstract Triassic cynodonts from South America are key taxa in the investigation of the
emergence of mammalian characters. One of the most iconic species from the Carnian is …

We present descriptions of Neocalamites carrerei and Nododendron suberosum
(Equisetales incertae sedis) from the Cañadón Largo Formation (late Ladinian–early …

Gondwanan sedimentary deposits preserve a rich archive of Triassic non-marine vertebrate
evolution. This fossil record is integral to understanding early Mesozoic global change …

Sampling bias and repeated resampling can lead to misinterpretation of the taphonomic
history of a fossiliferous deposit. This is the case of the Schoenstatt Sanctuary site (Santa …

Paleoenvironmental factors such as climate change are often hypothesized as critical for
ecosystem changes over evolutionary time scales. Theoretically, these changes should be …

Gomphodonts form a Triassic radiation of small to medium‐bodied (< 0.5–2.5 m in length)
quadrupedal cynodonts characterized by labiolingually expanded gomphodont postcanines …

The nasal cavity of living mammals is a unique structural complex among tetrapods,
acquired along a series of major morphological transformations that occurred mainly during …

Body mass estimations for extinct taxa are fundamental in palaeobiological reconstructions,
but little work has been done on this topic for non-mammaliaform cynodonts (NMC), the …