Using trends in sexual size dimorphisms and observed ecological behaviors of modern birds (class Aves) to estimate conditions in extinct relatives

Abstract

Holly L Berg and Christopher A Brochu

Midwest Paleoabstracts, Vol.2, p.12

Second annual meeting of the Midwest symposium of student paleontologic research

04/2005

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Aves

behavior

Chordata

dinosaurs

Falconiformes

modern analogs

morphology

Neornithes

paleoecology

phylogeny

Reptilia

sexual dimorphism

Strigiformes

Tetrapoda

Vertebrata

Vertebrate paleontology

Title: Subtitle: Using trends in sexual size dimorphisms and observed ecological behaviors of modern birds (class Aves) to estimate conditions in extinct relatives
Creators: Holly L Berg - University of Iowa, Department of Geoscience Iowa City, IA USA United States
Christopher A Brochu
Contributors: George X Rothdrake (Editor)
Carolyn G Levitt (Editor)
Laramie L Roecker (Editor)
Brooke J Alderfer (Editor)
Matthew A Tibbits (Editor)
Resource Type: Abstract
Publication Details: Midwest Paleoabstracts, Vol.2, p.12
Conference: Second annual meeting of the Midwest symposium of student paleontologic research
Publisher: University of Wisconsin-Madison Geology Museum
ISSN: 1551-2673
Alternative title: Book of abstracts; Second annual meeting of the Midwest symposium of student paleontologic research
Language: English
Date published: 04/2005
Academic Unit: Earth and Environmental Sciences; University College Courses
Record Identifier: 9984240904602771

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