Coprolites from the Rhaetian bone beds in south-west England can be assigned to
crustaceans and fishes. Here, we report crustacean microcoprolites, including …

Two excellently preserved specimens of Mixosaurus cornalianus from the Anisian layers of
the Middle Triassic Formazione di Besano, with soft parts associated with well-articulated …

The Rhaetian transgression marked a major change in landscape. The Permian and
Triassic had been a time of terrestrial conditions across Europe, including much of mainland …

Ancient cave deposits across South Wales and southwest England have yielded Late
Triassic to Early Jurassic tetrapod faunas that occupied a sub-tropical island archipelago …

The enigmatic fissure deposits of south‐western England and southern Wales are famous
for their unique assemblage of Late Triassic vertebrates, although their age is contentious …

Abstract Westbury Garden Cliff has been a noted site for Rhaetian bone beds for over a
century. It is known especially as a source of excellently preserved bones of the small …

Stratigraphic studies are an integral component in understanding the chronology of events
that led to the end-Triassic mass extinction, by resolving causal relationships between …

Rhaetian seas in the latest Triassic transgressed from west to east over the southwest of the
UK, reaching parts of South Wales and the North Somerset coast first. Evidence comes from …

Pachystropheus rhaeticus is a primarily marine diapsid reptile found in Upper Triassic
(Rhaetian) deposits in Britain and continental Europe. Although known for a long time …

Abstract The famous Aust Cliff section, on the east bank of the River Severn, SW England,
includes one of the first documented successions through the Rhaetian stage (latest …