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Prehistoric birds / Geology of Kansas / Hesperornithidae / Hesperornithes / Niobrara Formation / Baptornis / Hesperornis / Ichthyornis / Cretaceous / Phanerozoic / Extinct birds / Mesozoic
Date: 2009-05-18 07:51:46
Prehistoric birds
Geology of Kansas
Hesperornithidae
Hesperornithes
Niobrara Formation
Baptornis
Hesperornis
Ichthyornis
Cretaceous
Phanerozoic
Extinct birds
Mesozoic

Ac ta Vol. 28, No. 1-2

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atmospheric oxygen levels may have had a profound influence on metabolism and growth of ectothermic amniotes in their evolutionary history (e.g., acting as a constraint on growth rates in some Triassic taxa). Attempts to infer growth rates of extinct taxa from their fossil bone microstructure should consider contemporary oxygen levels

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