Endothermy, ie the endogenous production of metabolic heat, has evolved multiple times
among vertebrates, and several strategies of heat production have been studied extensively …

Recent palaeontological data and novel physiological hypotheses now allow a timescaled
reconstruction of the evolution of endothermy in birds and mammals. A three‐phase iterative …

Inspired by the turbinate structure in the olfaction system of a dog, a biomimetic artificial
nose based on 3D porous laser-induced graphene (LIG) decorated with palladium (Pd) …

After the end-Cretaceous extinction, placental mammals quickly diversified, occupied key
ecological niches, and increased in size,, but this last was not true of other therians. The …

We use synchrotron x-ray tomography of annual growth increments in the dental cementum
of mammaliaforms (stem and crown fossil mammals) from three faunas across the Jurassic …

As evolutionary biologists, we live in exciting and promising times. The material basis of our
science is growing at an unprecedented rate; fossils preserving structures we thought …

The interest in mammalian palaeohistology has increased dramatically in the last two
decades. Starting in 1849 via descriptive approaches, it has been demonstrated that bone …

Palaeoecological deductions are vital for understanding the evolution and diversification of
species within prehistoric environments. This review highlights the multitude of ways in …

Background Dysalotosaurus lettowvorbecki is a small ornithopod dinosaur known from
thousands of bones and several ontogenetic stages. It was found in a single locality within …

Patterns of bone development in mammals are best known from terrestrial and cursorial
groups, but there is a considerable gap in our understanding of how specializations for life …