C. N. Ciampaglio

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Detecting changes in morphospace occupation patterns in the fossil record: characterization and analysis of measures of disparity
Abstract Recently, there has been much interest in detecting and measuring patterns of change in disparity. Although most studies have used one or two measures of disparity to quantify and… Expand
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A NEW GENUS OF BELOSAEPIID (COLEOIDEA) FROM THE CASTLE HAYNE LIMESTONE (EOCENE) OF SOUTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Abstract A new genus, Anomalosaepia, and four new species, A. alleni, A. mariettani, A. vernei, and A. andreanae (Sepiida: Belosaepidae) from the Castle Hayne Limestone of southeastern North Carolina… Expand
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ADDITIONAL EDIACARAN BODY FOSSILS OF SOUTH-CENTRAL NORTH
The Carolina Terrane has yielded very few Ediacaran-age fossils. These included Pteridinium carolinaensis, cf. ?Swartpuntia sp. and a variety of trace fossils. Recent collecting efforts in the… Expand
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A Toothy Tale of Evolution: Convergence in Tooth Morphology among Marine Mesozoic–Cenozoic Sharks, Reptiles, and Mammals
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Late Pleistocene fishes of the Tennessee River Basin: an analysis of a late Pleistocene freshwater fish fauna from Bell Cave (site ACb-2) in Colbert County, Alabama, USA
The Tennessee River Basin is considered one of the most important regions for freshwater biodiversity anywhere on the globe. The Tennessee River Basin currently includes populations of at least half… Expand
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Stable hooks: biomechanics of heteromorph ammonoids with U-shaped body chambers
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HYBODONT SHARKS AS LINKAGES BETWEEN TERRESTRIAL AND MARINE FOOD WEBS IN THE PERMIAN PERIOD
Rarely seen coleoid phragmacone steinkerns from the Eocene Castle Hayne Limestone of southeastern North Carolina
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SPATIAL VARIATION AND DIVERSITY IN CHONDRICHTHYAN ASSEMBLAGES WITHIN THE BURLINGTON-KEOKUK BONE BED (MISSISSIPPIAN, VISÉAN)
ECHINOID FAUNA OF THE LOWER PLEISTOCENE WACCAMAW FORMATION