Geometric morphometrics (GM) and finite element analysis (FEA) are increasingly common
techniques for the study of form and function. We show how principles of quantitative …

A new ichnospecies of a large theropod dinosaur, Megalosauripus transjuranicus, is
described from the Reuchenette Formation (Early–Late Kimmeridgian, Late Jurassic) of NW …

Using morphometrics to study nonavian dinosaur fossils is a practice that predates the origin
of the word “dinosaur.” By the 1970s, linear morphometrics had become established as a …

Dinosaur Tracks from Brazil is the first full-length study of dinosaurs in Brazil. Some 500
dinosaur trackways from the Cretaceous period still remain in the Rio do Peixe basins of …

A profound understanding of the influence of trackmaker anatomy, foot movements and
substrate properties is crucial for any interpretation of fossil tracks. In this case study we …

The end-Triassic mass extinction events mark a pivotal period in archosaur history, and
have been proposed to contribute to the rise and dominance of dinosaurs throughout the …

Jurabrontes curtedulensis, a new ichnogenus and species of Late Jurassic giant theropod
dinosaur track is described based on very well-preserved and morphologically-distinct …

The earliest Cretaceous (mid-late Berriasian) tracksite Los Corrales del Pelejón is an
important dinosaur trackway site in Teruel Province in Spain. The ichnoassemblage occurs …

We compare theropod footprints with elongate metatarsal prints from central Italy with known
autopod structures in major theropod groups, in order to more accurately define the …

A new dinosaur tracksite in the Vale de Meios quarry (Serra de Aire Formation, Bathonian,
Portugal) preserves more than 700 theropod tracks. They are organized in at least 80 …