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N A T U R A E
NATURAL HISTORY CABINET
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G A I A
Geociences Journal of the National Natural History Museum
Lisbon University
ASPECTS OF SAUROPOD PALEOBIOLOGY
In this volume (10) are examined diverse aspects of sauropod paleobiology
with emphasis on trackways, and a number of other related topics, with a total
of 28 papers coauthored by 39 authors.
First are present a series of twelve papers on sauropod tracksites in the
Jurassic and Cretaceous of Europe, North America, Australia and Asia, followed
by three papers presenting broad perspectives on sauropod ichnology, seven
papers on morphology and feeding, three on tophonomy, and three on the various
aspects of the global distribution of tracks and skeletal remains.
Softcover,cm 21x30,pp. 279, 51 b/w photos,128 drawings and Maps.Text in English
ISSN 0871-5424, MNHN, 1994
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Indice/Contents
Aspects of Sauropod Paleobiology, Introduction
Lockley M., Santos V., Meyer C., Hunt A. ................................. 1
A new sauropod tracksite from the Middle Jurassic of Portugal
Santos V., Lockley M., Meyer C., Carvalho J., Galopim de Carvalho A. &
Moratalla J. ............................................................. 5
Probable sauropod footprint from the Middle Jurassic of Yorkshire,
England
Whyte M. & Romano M. ..................................................... 15
Trackway evidence for a herd of juvenile sauropods from the Late
Jurassic of Portugal
Lockley M., Meyer C. & Santos V. ......................................... 27
Trackway evidence for social sauropods from the Morrison Formation,
Eastern Utah (USA)
Barnes F. & Lockley M. ................................................... 37
Footprint evidence for limping dinousaurs from the Upper Jussacic
of Portugal
Dantas P., Santos V., Lockley M. & Meyer C. .............................. 43
New sauropod and theropod tracksites from the Upper Jurassic
megatracksite of Northern Switzerland
Meyer C. & Hauser M. ..................................................... 49
A comparison of well-preserved sauropod tracks from the Late Jurassic
of Portugal and the Western United States: evidence and implications
Meyer C., Lockley M, Robison J. & Santos V. .............................. 57
Jurassic and Cretaceous sauropod evidence in the Mesozoic carbonate
platforms of the Southern Alps and Dinarids
Vecchia F. ............................................................... 65
Sauropod trackways from the Lower Cretaceous of Spain
Maratalla J., Garcia-Mondejar J., Santos V., Lockley M., Sanz J. &
Jimenez S. ............................................................... 75
Preliminary report on sauropod dinosaur tracks in the Broome Sandstone
(Lower Cretaceous) of Western Australia
Thulborn T., Hamley T. & Foulkes P. ...................................... 85
A review of sauropod dinosaur tracksites of the Gulf of Mexico Basin
Pittman J. & Lockley M. .................................................. 95
A preliminary report on sauropod tracksites from the Cretaceous of
Korea
Lim S., Lockley M., Yang S., Fleming R. & Houck K. ....................... 109
On the common occurrence of manus-dominated sauropod trackways in
Mesozoic carbonates
Lockley M., Pittman J., Meyer C. & Santos V. ............................. 119
A comparison between the Brontopodus ichnofacies of Portugal,
Switzerland and Texas
Meyer C. & Pittman J. .................................................... 125
Brontopodus and Parabrotopodus ichnogen.nov. and the significance of
Wide-and-norrow-gauge sauropod trackways
Lockley M., Farlow J. & Meyer C. ......................................... 135
Baby sauropods from the Sao Khua Formation (Lower Cretaceous) in
Northeastern Thailand
Martin V. ................................................................ 147
An armoured titanosaurid sauropod from the Late Cretaceous of
Sourthern France and the occurrence of osteoderms in the titanosauridae
Loeuff J., Buffetaut E., Cavin L., Martin M., Martin V. & Tong H. ........ 155
Manus claw function in sauropod dinosaurs
Upchurch P. .............................................................. 161
The history and interpretation of sauropod skin impressions
Czerkas S. ............................................................... 173
Jaw mechanics in sauropod dinosaurs
Calvo J. ................................................................. 183
Feeding mechanisms of Diplodocus
Barret P. & Upchurch P. .................................................. 195
Gastroliths in sauropod dinosaurs
Calvo J. ................................................................. 205
On a monospecific assemblage of sauropod dinosaurs from Patagonia:
implications for gregarious behavior
Coria R. ................................................................. 209
Paleobiological, taphonomical and paleoenvironmental aspects of Indian
Cretaceous sauropod nesting sites
Sahni A. & Khosla A. ..................................................... 215
Archaeology, toothmarks and sauropod dinosaur taphonomy
Hunt A., Meyer C., Lockley M. & Lucas S. ................................. 225
The distribution of sauropod tracks and trackmakers
Lockley M., Meyer C., Hunt A. & Lucas S. ................................. 233
Sauropod phylogeny and palaeoecology
Upchurch P. .............................................................. 249
The global sauropod fossil record
Hunt A., Lockley M., Lucas S. & Meyer C. ................................. 261
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