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Based on its preserved dental features, D. murgonensis is probably a plesiomorphic member of the marsupial crown-group [13], although it could not be confidently assigned to either 'Ameridelphia' (a paraphyletic grade that includes the extant orders Didelphimorphia and Paucituberculata) or Australidelphia because of an apparent absence of unequivocal australidelphian dental synapomorphies [13].

This was based on its ability to preserve the bone histomophometric parameters of ovariectomised rats [ 16].

Based on its safety profile and ability to preserve bone strength, LP has potential as an alternative treatment for postmenopausal osteoporosis.

Most studies of thin tephra relate to their use as chronostratigraphic marker beds and are commonly based on tephra preserved in lakes and/or swamp deposits.

Two other species, Procharax minor and Lignobrycon altus, were described based on poorly preserved specimens from the Plio-Pleistocene sediments of Nova York shales (northern Brazil) [ 73].

nov., based on exquisitely preserved fossils, attributed to a new species Juroraphidia longicollum gen. et sp. nov., from the Jiulongshan Formation (Middle Jurassic) in Inner Mongolia, China.

However, recent studies based on mtDNA preserved in remains of Late Pleistocene mammals showed that an association between phylogenetic structure and geography does not necessarily imply long-term genetic isolation [ 6- 9].

The emperor Claudius (died 54 ce) wrote a history of the Etruscans in 20 books, now lost, which was based on sources still preserved in his day.

As we can with mammals, we can identify the evolutionary position of fossil birds with their extant relatives and determine their life habits and soft tissue anatomy based on preserved anatomical features.

Thus, reconstruction of temporal changes in the provenance of sediments in the basin could be a useful approach for reconstructing changes in EASM intensity in the past, based on sediment records preserved at the rivermouth.

Scientists have reconstructed the respiratory system of Majungasaurus based on a superbly preserved series of vertebrae (UA 8678) recovered from the Maevarano Formation.