- lived.
Subfossils are
useful for
studying the
evolutionary history of an
environment and can be
important to
studies in paleoclimatology.
Subfossils are...
-
paleontologist Charles Lamberton who
correctly paired many of the
confused subfossils,
although others had also
helped address problems of ****ociation and taxonomic...
-
based on the also-extinct Réunion ibis and
paintings of
white dodos.
Subfossil remains show the dodo
measured around 62.6–75
centimetres (2.05–2.46 ft)...
-
known from
nineteen museum skins and
subfossils, the
Saint Croix macaw (Ara autochthones) is only
known from
subfossils, and the
Lesser Antillean macaw (Ara...
- is
derived from the
Nahuatl language word copalli,
meaning "incense".
Subfossil copal is well
known from New
Zealand (kauri gum from
Agathis australis...
- ibis
subfossils led to the idea that the old
accounts actually referred to an ibis
species instead. The idea that the "solitaire" and the
subfossil ibis...
- wood**** in the
Indonesian islands, the Philippines, and New Guinea.
Subfossil evidence indicates the
presence of
another radiation of wood**** species...
- that
there is more than one
surviving species. The
species is
known from
subfossil bones found in a
variety of
caves in northern, western, southern, and...
- one location: Ampasambazimba, a
subfossil site in
central Madagascar.
Following its
initial discovery, some
subfossil remains of
Megaladapis grandidieri...
- Copal,
kauri gum,
dammar and
other resins may also be
found as
subfossil deposits.
Subfossil copal can be
distinguished from
genuine fossil amber because...
