Comptes Rendus Palevol
This page lists the articles of the journal Comptes Rendus Palevol ; you can filter the content (multiple choices) using the form below.
2010
Annalepis, a pioneering lycopsid genus in the recovery of the Triassic land flora in South China
Jianxin YU et al.
479-486 , Published on 31 December 2010, art. 9 (63)
Feeding behavior and ecology of the Late Oligocene Moschidae (Mammalia, Ruminantia) from La Milloque (France): Evidence from dental microwear analysis
Alice NOVELLO et al.
471-478 , Published on 31 December 2010, art. 9 (62)
Editorial Board - Français
Published on 31 December 2010, art. 9 (61)
Editorial Board - English
Published on 30 November 2010, art. 9 (60) This article is a part of the thematic issue Imaging and 3D in palaeontology and palaeoanthropology edited by Gaël CLÉMENT & Didier GEFFARD-KURIYAMA
3D external restorations of stegocephalian skulls using ZBrush: The renaissance of fossil amphibians
J.-Sébastien STEYER et al.
463-470 , Published on 30 November 2010, art. 9 (59)This article is a part of the thematic issue Imaging and 3D in palaeontology and palaeoanthropology edited by Gaël CLÉMENT & Didier GEFFARD-KURIYAMA
Finite element analysis: A promising tool for the reconstruction of extinct vertebrate graviportal taxa. A preliminary study based on the metacarpal arrangement of Elephas maximus
Florent GOUSSARD et al.
455-461 , Published on 30 November 2010, art. 9 (58)This article is a part of the thematic issue Imaging and 3D in palaeontology and palaeoanthropology edited by Gaël CLÉMENT & Didier GEFFARD-KURIYAMA
Virtual reconstruction of the Neandertal lower limbs with an estimation of hamstring muscle moment arms
Tara CHAPMAN et al.
445-454 , Published on 30 November 2010, art. 9 (57)This article is a part of the thematic issue Imaging and 3D in palaeontology and palaeoanthropology edited by Gaël CLÉMENT & Didier GEFFARD-KURIYAMA
Calvarial shape variation among Middle Pleistocene hominins: An application of surface scanning in palaeoanthropology
435-443 , Published on 30 November 2010, art. 9 (56) This article is a part of the thematic issue Imaging and 3D in palaeontology and palaeoanthropology edited by Gaël CLÉMENT & Didier GEFFARD-KURIYAMA
3D geometric morphometrics and missing-data. Can extant taxa give clues for the analysis of fossil primates?
Sébastien COUETTE & Jess WHITE
423-433 , Published on 30 November 2010, art. 9 (55)This article is a part of the thematic issue Imaging and 3D in palaeontology and palaeoanthropology edited by Gaël CLÉMENT & Didier GEFFARD-KURIYAMA
Two applications of 3D semi-landmark morphometrics implying different template designs: the theropod pelvis and the shrew skull
Thibaud SOUTER et al.
411-422 , Published on 30 November 2010, art. 9 (54)This article is a part of the thematic issue Imaging and 3D in palaeontology and palaeoanthropology edited by Gaël CLÉMENT & Didier GEFFARD-KURIYAMA
