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Q: Are Ichthyosaurs, Plesiosaurs, and Mosasaurs dinosaurs?
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A: No, they are marine reptiles more closely related to modern lizards and snakes
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Q: How do Pterosaurs differ from dinosaurs?
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A: They are close relatives of dinosaurs but lack features like the mandibular fenestra (jaw opening).
PALEO 200
flashcards
Decks in class (143)
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MODULE 179
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Appearance14
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Muscles7
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Taphonomy11
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Fossilization16
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Field Work14
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Types of Eaters13
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Teeth17
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Claws11
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Determining Diets11
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Stance7
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Limbs11
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Trackways8
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Metabolism12
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Eggs10
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Young Dinosaurs12
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Males & Females14
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Defensive Adaptations9
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Offensive Adaptations12
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Intraspecific Interactions10
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Naming species10
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Holotype8
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Differentiating species12
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Stratigraphy and Geologic Time5
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Geological Time Scale5
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Paleozoic Era (541–252 million years ago)3
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Cenozoic Era (66 million years ago–Present)4
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Mesozoic Era (252–66 million years ago)3
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Fossil Dating2
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Dinosaur Evolution3
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Radiometric Dating4
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Earth's Timeline and Eons4
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Phanerozoic Eon (541 million years ago–Present)2
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Paleozoic Era (541–252 million years ago)3
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Mesozoic Era (252–66 million years ago)3
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Cenozoic Era (66 million years ago–Present)2
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Perspective on Earth's History3
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Dinosaur Provincial Park and Stratigraphy2
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Rock Formations in Dinosaur Provincial Park4
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Stratigraphic Column and Dinosaur Fossils3
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Ceratopsian Dinosaurs in Dinosaur Provincial Park2
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Duck-Billed Dinosaurs in Dinosaur Provincial Park1
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Challenges in Stratigraphic Interpretation2
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Geographic and Temporal Patterns in Dinosaur Fossils4
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Mesozoic Era and Its Dinosaurs3
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Triassic Period (250–200 million years ago)3
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Marine and Aerial Life in the Triassic3
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Jurassic Period (200–145 million years ago)3
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Cretaceous Period (145–66 million years ago)3
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End of the Cretaceous2
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Important Distinctions2
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Fun Facts and Additional Points2
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Plate Tectonics Basics4
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Pangaea and Plate Movements4
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Mesozoic Climate and Geography4
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Evidence for Plate Tectonics2
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Dinosaur Evolution and Distribution4
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Key Dinosaur Groups and Adaptations4
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Changing Sea Levels2
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Basics of Plate Tectonics5
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Layers of the Earth6
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Evidence for Plate Tectonics4
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Continental Movement Examples2
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Earth's History and Plate Tectonics3
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Quick Check Questions3
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Earth’s Layers and Plate Movement4
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Earthquakes and Volcanoes4
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Pangaea and Continental Drift3
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Evidence of Past Plate Movement2
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Plate Tectonics and Dinosaur Evolution3
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Miscellaneous2
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Mesozoic Climate4
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Sea Level Changes4
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Dinosaur Diversity and Biodiversity3
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Polar Dinosaurs and Cryolophosaurus2
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Effects of Lakes and Oceans on Climate3
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Marine Fossils in Interior North America2
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Dinosaur Isolation and Evolution2
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Jurassic Dinosaurs5
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Cretaceous Sauropods and Predators3
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Late Cretaceous Herbivores3
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Cretaceous Coelurosaurs3
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Continental Drift and Dinosaur Diversity2
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Amniote Classification4
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Diapsid Subgroups3
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Archosaur Evolution2
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Permian Period and Extinction3
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Triassic Period3
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Early Dinosaurs3
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Dinosaur Success2
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Dinosaur Basics2
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Amniote Classification4
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Identifying Dinosaurs2
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Misconceptions2
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Diapsida Division4
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Archosauromorph Specialization2
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Pre-Dinosaur Evolution3
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End-Permian Extinction2
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Post-Permian Recovery3
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The Triassic "Age of Pseudosuchians"2
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Early Dinosaurs3
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Coelophysis and Early Dinosaurs3
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Pangea and Dinosaur Dispersal2
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End-Triassic Extinction4
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Key Extinction Events2
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Rise of Dinosaurs3
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Prosauropods and Early Success2
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Triassic to Jurassic Transition3
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Background Extinction vs. Mass Extinctions3
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Extinction Events3
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Survivors and Casualties3
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Evidence of the Meteorite Impact2
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The Impact on Ecosystems2
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Modern Extinctions2
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Resurrecting Dinosaurs3
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Extinct Animals3
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Extinction Concepts3
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Mass Extinction Events2
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Survivors and Casualties3
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Vegetation and Marine Life2
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Adaptation and Evolution2
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Paleontological Insights2
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Timeline and Coexistence of Dinosaurs1
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Recent Animal Extinctions1
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Global Environmental Changes2
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Plate Tectonics and Climate1
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Volcanism and Climate Change1
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Dinosaur Extinction Theories2
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End-Cretaceous Extinction3
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Meteorite Impacts3
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End-Cretaceous Meteorite Hypothesis1
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Chicxulub Crater3
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Impact Consequences3
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Global Extinction2
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Challenges of Resurrecting Dinosaurs3
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Reverse Engineering Dinosaurs2
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Resurrecting Recently Extinct Species3
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Focus on Conservation1
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Evolution and Natural Selection4
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Phylogenetic Trees and Taxonomy4
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Convergent Evolution3
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Dinosaur Evolution and Bird Origin3
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Defining Birds2
