Tomografía computerizada aplicada al estudio del esqueleto de los primeros vertebrados

  1. Carlos Martínez Pérez
  2. Jinyuan Huang
  3. María Victoria Paredes Aliaga
  4. Jose Luis Herraiz
  5. Cástor Armañanzas Alpuente
Revista:
Isurus

ISSN: 1888-9441

Any de publicació: 2022

Número: 14

Pàgines: 76-91

Tipus: Article

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Resum

Els conodonts són un grup de vertebrats extints que posseeixen unes peces mineralitzades anomenades elements conodontals. Encara que són important ferramentes per datar i correlacionar, la seua importància paleobiològica ha estat històricament descurada a causa de la seu tamany i les tècniques d’estudi disponibles. Aquest treball pretén fer una revisió actualitzada del coneixement paleobiològic del grup a la llum de l’ús de les noves tècniques tomogràfiques.

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