Exceptionally simple, rapidly replaced teeth in sauropod dinosaurs demonstrate a novel evolutionary strategy for herbivory in Late Jurassic ecosystems
Abstract Background Dinosaurs dominated terrestrial environments for over 100 million years due in part to innovative feeding strategies. Although a range of dental adaptations was present in Late Jurassic dinosaurs, it is unclear whether dinosaur ecosystems exhibited patterns of tooth disparity and...
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| Main Authors: | Keegan M. Melstrom, Luis M. Chiappe, Nathan D. Smith |
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| Language: | EN |
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2021
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| Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/a3f2b45885354da694ce06f107ff15aa |
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