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Anchiornis and Scansoriopterygidae
Dinosaurs 1
Sind Vögel Dinosaurier? Eine Kritische Analyse Fossiler Befunde
On the Preservation of the Beak in Confuciusornis (Aves: Pygostylia)
The Oldest Record of Ornithuromorpha from the Early Cretaceous of China
Reanalysis of Putative Ovarian Follicles Suggests That Early Cretaceous Birds Were Feeding Not Breeding Gerald Mayr1*, Thomas G
The Remarkable Fossils from the Early Cretaceous Jehol Biota of China and How They Have Changed Our Knowledge of Mesozoic Life
T Riassic Jurassic Cretaceous
New Developmental Evidence Clarifies the Evolution of Wrist Bones in the Dinosaur–Bird Transition
A New Paravian Dinosaur from the Late Jurassic of North America Supports a Late Acquisition of Avian flight
The Gastral Basket in Basal Birds and Their Close Relatives: Size and Possible Function Jingmai K
The Evolutionary Paths to Diversity
Insight Into the Early Evolution of the Avian Sternum from Juvenile Enantiornithines
Section 1. Systematics, Fossil Record, and Biogeography
Baraminological Analysis of Jurassic and Cretaceous Avialae
Archaeorhynchus Preserving Significant Soft Tissue Including Probable Fossilized Lungs
New Basal Ornithuromorph Bird Found in China 11 January 2016
SECTION 2. ANATOMICAL FRONTIERS Chapter 6 Disparity
Top View
Histological Analysis Reveals Ontogenetic Variation in Early Birds 30 March 2016
New Enantiornithine Bird Reveals the Refinement for Cranial Kinesis Occurring Early in Avian Evolution 8 October 2015
The Assembly of the Avian Body Plan: a 160 Million Year Long Process
The Histology of Two Female Early Cretaceous Birds
Macroevolutionary Dynamics of Dentition in Mesozoic Birds Reveal No Long-Term Selection Towards Tooth Loss
Supplementary Information a Fast-Growing Basal
Evolutionary Dynamics of Avian and Non-Avian Limb Morphology
Dinosaur Facts and Figures: the Theropods and Other Dinosauriformes Molina- Pérez, Rubén & Larramendi, Asier
The Earliest Evidence for a Supraorbital Salt Gland in Dinosaurs
Supplementary Figure Chapter 6
New Information on the Keratinous Beak of Confuciusornis (Aves: Pygostylia) from Two New Specimens