Titlebook: Methods in Paleoecology; Reconstructing Cenoz Darin A. Croft,Denise F. Su,Scott W. Simpson Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 re

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Methods in Paleoecology978-3-319-94265-0Series ISSN 1877-9077 Series E-ISSN 1877-9085

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Estimation of Body Size in Fossil Mammals,ectly measured in fossil taxa, it can be inferred using allometric relationships between skeletal dimensions and mass derived from extant species. Many such relationships have been described, primarily for dental and limb dimensions. Methods of statistical analysis vary widely, however, in ways with

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Inferring Mammal Dietary Ecology from Dental Morphology, processing, thereby facilitating and increasing rates of ingestion, digestion and fermentation. The various foods eaten by mammals respond to bite forces in different ways: some foods fracture easily, while others resist cracks propagating through them. In addition, some foods must be broken down t

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Permanent Record: The Use of Dental and Bone Microstructure to Assess Life History Evolution and Ecly been making use of microstructural growth records available within mineralized tissues: dental enamel, dentin, and bone. These tissues contain regular growth increments whose periodicities range from 24-hour (circadian), to 2-week, to seasonal and annual cycles, and which have allowed us to gener

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