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脊椎の微細構造は,ペラジックイチオサウルスの出現を,ペルミア期末の大量絶滅の直後に示しています

Lene Liebe Delsett1, Mathieu Gabriel Faure-Brac2, Victoria Sjøholt Engelschiøn2

  • 1Natural History Museum, University of Oslo, Sars' gate 1, Oslo, 0562, Norway. lenelie@uio.no.

Scientific reports
|September 5, 2025
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まとめ

イチオサウルと呼ばれる初期の海洋爬虫類は,ペルミア期末の絶滅後に急速に進化した. 骨の微細構造は 初期のイクチオサウルスの 成長パターンと 出生経路を明らかにし 急速な水生生物への移行を示しています

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成長ヒストロジーイチオプテリギアイチオサウリア移動するマイクロ解剖学トリアス

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