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A new rhynchosaur from south Brazil (Santa Maria Formation) and rhynchosaur diversity patterns across the Middle-Late Triassic boundary by Schultz, Cesar Leandro, Langer, Max Cardoso, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia

“…The rhynchosaur previously referred to as the “Mariante Rhynchosaur” is here formally described as a new genus and species based on two specimens: a complete…”
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Diversity and ecological relationships of Cestoda and Monogenoidea parasites of freshwater stingrays (Myliobatiformes, Potamotrygonidae), in the upper Paraná River, Brazil by Chagas, Jumma Miranda Araújo, Ribeiro, Douglas de Castro, Mendes, Thalita Fischer Santini, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia, Anjos, Luciano Alves dos

“…The Neotropical freshwater stingrays of Potamotrygon genus present a unique and complex natural history and biogeographical pattern that can be traced to a…”
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Erratum to: A new rhynchosaur from south Brazil (Santa Maria Formation) and rhynchosaur diversity patterns across the Middle-Late Triassic boundary by Schultz, Cesar Leandro, Langer, Max Cardoso, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia

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First confirmed records of the Pantanal Cat, Leopardus colocola braccatus (Cope, 1889), in the state of São Paulo, Brazil by Breviglieri, Crasso Paulo B., Castro, Mariela C., Ribeiro, Douglas C., de Oliveira e Souza, Lúcio, Dias, João Henrique Pinheiro, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia

“…The Pantanal Cat, Leopardus colocola braccatus , presents a broad distribution over several biomes in South America. However, the distribution of the species…”
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New occurrences of Atractosteus (Ginglymodi: Lepisosteoidea: Lepisosteidae) from the Bauru Group (Upper Cretaceous, Brazil) and paleobiogeographic implications by Alves, Yuri Modesto, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia, Cidade, Giovanne M.

“…The superfamily Lepisosteoidea, popularly known as gars, is the only group of extant ginglymodian fishes that has its history traced back to the Mesozoic. The…”
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Assessing the palaeobiology of Vespersaurus paranaensis (Theropoda, Noasauridae), Cretaceous, Bauru Basin – Brazil, using Finite Element Analysis by Barbosa, Gabriel Gonzalez, Langer, Max Cardoso, de Oliveira Martins, Neurides, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia

“…Noasauridae is a group of theropod dinosaurs mostly present in Gondwanan deposits of Jurassic and Cretaceous age. Vespersaurus paranaensis from the Bauru Basin…”
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A new Baurusuchidae (Notosuchia, Crocodyliformes) from the Adamantina Formation (Bauru Group, Upper Cretaceous), with a revised phylogenetic analysis of Baurusuchia by Martins, Kawan Carvalho, Queiroz, Marcos Vinicius Lopes, Ruiz, Juan Vítor, Langer, Max Cardoso, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia

“…Baurusuchidae is a group of notosuchian crocodyliforms ubiquitous to South American Upper Cretaceous deposits. They are distinguished by having dog-faced…”
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Fish biostratinomy applied to lacustrine paleoenvironmental reconstructions: Oligocene deposits of Taubaté Basin, Brazil by Gasparelo Voltani, Cibele, Menegazzo, Mirian Costa, Galeazzi, Cristiano Padalino, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia, Almeida, Renato Paes de, Anelli, Luiz Eduardo

“…•Taphonomic analysis of Oligocene fish remains in a Konservat-Lagerstätte site in SE Brazil.•Integration of sedimentology and taphonomic analysis lead to more…”
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Mammalian fossils from Gruta do Ioiô cave and past of the Chapada Diamantina, northeastern Brazil, using taphonomy, radiocarbon dating and paleoecology by Eltink, Estevan, Castro, Mariela, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia, Dantas, Mario André Trindade, Scherer, Carolina Saldanha, de Oliveira, Paulo Victor, Langer, Max Cardoso

“…Gruta do Ioiô is a cave part of Iraquara carstic system (Salitre Formation, Una Group). Located in the region of the Chapada Diamantina, northeastern Brazil,…”
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Osteohistological characterization of notosuchian osteoderms: Evidence for an overlying thick leathery layer of skin by Sena, Mariana Valéria de Araújo, Marinho, Thiago da Silva, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia, Langer, Max Cardoso, Fachini, Thiago Schineider, Nava, William Roberto, Pinheiro, André Eduardo Piacentini, Araújo, Esaú Victor, Aubier, Paul, Andrade, Rafael César Lima Pedroso, Sayão, Juliana Manso, Oliveira, Gustavo Ribeiro, Cubo, Jorge

“…Osteoderms are mineralized structures embedded in the dermis, known for nonavian archosaurs, squamates, xenarthrans, and amphibians. Herein, we compared the…”
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A species-level supertree of Crocodyliformes by Bronzati, Mario, Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia, Langer, Max C.

“…With fossils found worldwide, Crocodyliformes stands as one of the best documented vertebrates over the Mesozoic and Cenozoic. The multiple phylogenetic…”
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Postcranial Anatomy of the Hyperodapedontine Rhynchosaur Teyumbaita sulcognathus (Azevedo and Schultz, 1987) from the Late Triassic of Southern Brazil by Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia, Bittencourt, Jonathas Souza, Langer, Max Cardoso, Schultz, Cesar Leandro

“…Teyumbaita sulcognathus is a peculiar endemic Brazilian rhynchosaur that remained somewhat obscure until recently, when its skull anatomy was described and a…”
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Multicusped crocodyliform teeth from the Upper Cretaceous (São José do Rio Preto Formation, Bauru Group) of São Paulo, Brazil by Montefeltro, Felipe Chinaglia, Laurini, Carolina Rettondini, Langer, Max Cardoso

“…The six peculiar multicusped teeth described here were collected from sediments of the Upper Cretaceous of São José do Rio Preto Formation, near Ibirá…”
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First confirmed records of the Pantanal Cat, Leopardus colocola braccatus (Cope, 1889), in the state of S atilde;o Paulo, Brazil by Crasso Paulo B. Breviglieri, Mariela C. Castro, Douglas C. Ribeiro, Lúcio de Oliveira e Souza, João Henrique Pinheiro Dias, Felipe Chinaglia Montefeltro

“…The Pantanal Cat, Leopardus colocola braccatus, presents a broad distribution over several biomes in South America. However, the distribution of the species is…”
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POSTCRANIAL ANATOMY OF THE HYPERODAPEDONTINE RHYNCHOSAUR TEYUMBAITA SULCOGNATHUS (AZEVEDO AND SCHULTZ, 1987) FROM THE LATE TRIASSIC OF SOUTHERN BRAZIL by MONTEFELTRO, FELIPE CHINAGLIA, BITTENCOURT, JONATHAS SOUZA, LANGER, MAX CARDOSO, SCHULTZ, CESAR LEANDRO

“…Teyumbaita sulcognathus is a peculiar endemic Brazilian rhynchosaur that remained somewhat obscure until recently, when its skull anatomy was described and a…”
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