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'All the organic beings which have ever lived on this Earth', wrote Charles Darwin in On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, 'may be descended from some one primordial form.
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bioeroding organisms, facies bias, bioerosion intensity, epibiont communities, cast bioimmuration, maniraptoriform theropods, palaeobiogeographical data, taphonomic gain, propagule walls, trackway width, phosphatized soft tissues, archaeocyath sponges, condensation bias, planktic foraminiferans, tier subdivisions, infaunal tiering, major flooding surfaces, modern tropical rain forests, intraspecific change, biochemical monomers, evolutionary palaeoecology, average species duration, ecological fidelity, palaeoecological changes, taphonomic signatures
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New York, North America, Late Devonian, Burgess Shale, Early Triassic, South America, Columbia University Press, Conway Morris, Middle Cambrian, University of Chicago Press, Late Carboniferous, Lower Cambrian, New Zealand, Cambridge University Press, Middle Devonian, South Africa, Oxford University Press, Palaeozoic Events, Early Cretaceous, Upper Jurassic, Late Cambrian, Santana Formation, Early Jurassic, Ecological Settings, John Wiley
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