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Inproceedings Reference A basal thunnosaurian from Iraq reveals disparate phylogenetic origins for Cretaceous ichthyosaurs.
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Inproceedings Reference New finds of goniatite anaptychi from the Frasnian (Upper Devonian) of Belgium.
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Inproceedings Reference First report on upper Frasnian cephalopods of the Lahonry quarry, Lompret, Belgium.
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Inproceedings Reference Epicymatoceras: an exotic evolute nautilid from the European latest Cretaceous that does it all different.
Talk presented by Jiri Frank on 09/09/2012 in session 10: Nautilids of the 9th ISCPP in Zurich, Switzerland
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Inproceedings Reference What about nautilids at the Cretaceous/Paleogene boundary?
Talk presented by Stijn Goolaerts on 09/09/2012 in session 10: Nautilids of the 9th ISCPP in Zurich, Switzerland
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Inproceedings Reference Ammonites on the brink of extinction
Keynote of session Cretaceous II, presented by Neil Landman on 09/09/2014 of 9th ISCPP Zurich, Switzerland.
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Inproceedings Reference An overview of the promises and pitfalls of the identification of flies (Diptera) of forensic interest using DNA sequence data
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Inproceedings Reference Assessing the risk of incorrect identifications when DNA barcoding flies from forensic cases
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Inproceedings Reference Coding region SNP analysis to improve dog hair mitochondrial DNA profiling for forensic purposes
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Inproceedings Reference Reviewing dog mtDNA population studies for forensic purposes
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