The fossil record is the primary source of data used to study predator-prey interactions in
deep time and to evaluate key questions regarding the evolutionary and ecological …

This paper reviews the evidence for tooth marks made by sharks, crocodiles, dinosaurs,
rodents, and especially mammalian carnivores on modern and fossil bones. The ecological …

DISCUSSION Although these specimens do not directly shed light on the predatory or
scavenging habits of T. rex, they do greatly enhance our understanding of its feeding …

We report on bite marks incising fossil mammal bones collected from upper Miocene
deposits of the Pisco Formation exposed at Aguada de Lomas (southern Peru) and …

Cranial material of Sinraptor dongi (Upper Jurassic, Xinjiang, China), Gorgosaurus libratus,
Daspletosaurus torosus (Upper Cretaceous, Alberta, Canada), and other large theropod …

Diverse sources and types of evidence indicate that common Cretaceous selachians of the
genus Squalicorax were the preeminent scavengers of vertebrate carcasses during …

Modern day investigation in fields of archaeology and palaeontology can be greatly
characterised by an exponential growth of integrated new technologies, nevertheless, while …

Abstract Balaenopteroids (Balaenopteridae+ Eschrichtiidae) are a diverse lineage of living
mysticetes, with seven to ten species divided between three genera (Megaptera …

Background Taphonomic study of marine vertebrate remains has traditionally focused on
single skeletons, lagerstätten, or bonebed genesis with few attempts to document …

Mesozoic and Cenozoic evolution of predators involved a series of episodes. Predators
rebounded rather rapidly after the Permo-Triassic extinction and by the Middle Triassic a …