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Progrès récents en paléohistologie : un hommage à une génération de paléohistologistes français
History of the research group “Formations squelettiques” at the Paris-7 University (1968–2008)
François Jean MEUNIER et al.
9-22, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (4)
A literature review of the spatial organization of lamellar bone
Jessica MITCHELL & Anneke H. VAN HETEREN
23-31, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (5)
The scaling of human osteocyte lacuna density with body size and metabolism
Timothy G. BROMAGE et al.
32-39, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (6)
A hypothesis of differential secondary bone formation in dinosaurs
Kevin PADIAN et al.
40-48, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (7)
Chondroid bone in dinosaur embryos and nestlings (Ornithischia: Hadrosauridae): Insights into the growth of the skull and the evolution of skeletal tissues
Alida M. BAILLEUL et al.
49-64, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (8)
Macroevolution of genome size in sarcopterygians during the water–land transition
Chris L. ORGAN et al.
65-73, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (9)
Early genome size increase in urodeles
Michel LAURIN et al.
74-82, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (10)
Scales, Enamel, Cosmine, Ganoine, and Early Osteichthyans
The discrepancy between morphological and microanatomical patterns of anamniotic stegocephalian postcrania from the Early Permian Briar Creek Bonebed (Texas)
Dorota KONIETZKO-MEIER et al.
103-114, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (12)
Microstructural features of the femur in early ophiacodontids: A reappraisal of ancestral habitat use and lifestyle of amniotes
Michel LAURIN & Vivian de BUFFRÉNIL
115-127, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (13)
Bone shell microstructure of Condorchelys antiqua Sterli, 2008, a stem turtle from the Jurassic of Patagonia
Ignacio Alejandro CERDA et al.
128-141, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (14)
Bone histology, microanatomy, and growth of the nothosauroid Simosaurus gaillardoti (Sauropterygia) from the Upper Muschelkalk of southern Germany/Baden-Württemberg
Nicole KLEIN & Eva Maria GRIEBELER
142-162, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (15)
Bone histology and growth in Stenaulorhynchus stockleyi (Archosauromorpha: Rhynchosauria) from the Middle Triassic of the Ruhuhu Basin of Tanzania
Sarah WERNING & Sterling J. NESBITT
163-175, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (16)
Mineralized tissues in dinosaurs interpreted as having formed through metaplasia: A preliminary evaluation
John R. HORNER et al.
176-196, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (17)
Preliminary assessment of bone histology in the extinct elephant bird Aepyornis (Aves, Palaeognathae) from Madagascar
Armand de RICQLÈS et al.
197-208, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (18)
Enamel thickness and enamel growth in Oreopithecus : Combining microtomographic and histological evidence
Clément ZANOLLI et al.
209-226, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (19)
First approach of the life history of Prolagus apricenicus (Ochotonidae, Lagomorpha) from Terre Rosse sites (Gargano, Italy) using body mass estimation and paleohistological analysis
Blanca MONCUNILL-SOLÉ et al.
227-237, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (20)
Bone histology of the giant fossil dormouse Hypnomys onicensis (Gliridae, Rodentia) from Balearic Islands
Guillem ORLANDI-OLIVERAS et al.
238-244, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (21)
Surviving in a predator-free environment: Hints from a bone remodelling process in a dwarf Pleistocene deer from Crete
Maria-Rita PALOMBO & Marco ZEDDA
245-254, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (22)
Ontogenetic changes in the histological features of zonal bone tissue of ruminants: A quantitative approach
Xavier JORDANA et al.
255-266, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (23)
First approach to bone histology and skeletochronology of Equus hemionus
Carmen NACARINO-MENESES et al.
267-277, Published on 31 January 2016, art. 15 (24)
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