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Dozens of skeletal specimens, ranging from near hatchlings to full-size adults, have been found and studied.

Saurischians are known from specimens ranging from the Late Triassic to the present day, because, as will be seen, birds are highly derived saurischian dinosaurs.

A 43-foot wall shows 100 miscellaneous dinosaur specimens, ranging from footprints to fossilized droppings, with identifications and elaborations offered by touch-screen monitors.

It is an inhospitable region, not least because it is a stronghold of Colombian guerrilla groups, but Mene de Inciarte has proved to be a jackpot of prehistoric remains: in just one cubic metre, Rincón and his team have excavated close to 16,000 specimens, ranging from microscopic seeds to fossilised bones.

Ten lithofacies types were identified in thin sections and hand specimens, ranging from marls and mudstones to grainy oncolites and peloidal-ooidal grainstones.

He carefully examined the gonads of 659 specimens ranging from 5.3 to 57.6 cm in total length and revealed hermaphroditism and sex reversal in the lower vertebrate (Liu, 1944a).

A recent meta-analysis highlighted the wide variability in HPV prevalence in primary lung cancer specimens, ranging from 0%too 78.3% worldwide, and noted higher frequencies of HPV in Asian than in European countries [ 3, 4].

Individual specimens range from those that are triclinic (three unequal axes inclined obliquely to one another) to those that are barely distinguishable from monoclinic (three unequal axes, only one of which is inclined obliquely).

Part of the earliest sample derives from the northern Tanzanian site of Laetoli, where specimens range from 3.8 to 3.5 mya and include footprints preserved in volcanic ash dating to 3.6 3.5 mya.

The linear shrinkage ratio of sintered specimens ranged from 2.5%to14.2%2.5%to14.2%

The H. floresiensis specimens range from 12,000 to at least 74,000 years old.