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  • Category: Fossils
  • Founded: Oct 21, 2005
  • Language: English
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Welcome to The Palaeo-oological Discussion Group

Palaeo-oology is the study of fossil and modern eggs.

Palaeo-oology has successfully been developing in many different scientific fields since 1868 Wilhelm von Nathusius described the first microstructures from modern eggshells; such as environmental and conservational issues, paleobiodiversity, biomineralization, poultry industry, and systematics.

However, Palaeo-oology advances are very sparse and disseminated in specialised areas. As a result many palaeo-oological discoveries from different fields that would complement each other, remain disconnected. Indeed, it could be said that Palaeo-oology has become a science on its own!

The Palaeo-oological Discussion Group provides a common space for palaeo-oologists from different backgrounds to discuss palaeoological issues. Also, it will provide general information and publications (when possible) that could be consulted at anytime.

Membership is only open to professional palaeo-oologists and students.
If you are interested you would be very welcome to join this group.

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Lizard eggs from Upper Cretaceous Lameta, ... India
Hi all - Paper no.13 on the following page: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/01956671 U.K. Shukla, Rahul Srivastava: "Lizard eggs from Upper
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Re: Cenozoic Birds of the World
Hi Xavier, yes, this is the only volume. However, before to use, you should be see: Mourer-Chauviré, C. 2004. Review of Jiri Mlikovsky (2002). Cenozoic birds
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Re: Cenozoic Birds of the World
Has anybody got the email for J. Mlikovsky? It may be better asking him personally... ... From: Alvaro Mones <amones@...> Subject: Re: [Palaeoology]
Posted - Tue Aug 19, 2008 6:08 pm
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Re: Cenozoic Birds of the World
As far as I know only Part 1 has been published. Alvaro ... From: cogombra To: Palaeoology@... Sent: Monday, 18 August, 2008 20:44 Subject:
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Cenozoic Birds of the World
Hi Everybosy, I am looking for the rest of the parts of the following book. Has anybody any idead if they have ever been published? J. Mlikovsky: Cenozoic
Posted - Mon Aug 18, 2008 6:44 pm
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