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This project investigates the evolution of herbivory in vertebrates by analyzing fossil teeth using isotopic and surface texture techniques. It aims to reconstruct dietary habits and trophic interactions of extinct species, providing insights into their ecological roles.
Diet is a key factor driving vertebrate evolution.
Exploring dietary traits and trophic relationships in fossil food webs is fundamental for understanding radiation and extinction events.
This project aims to constrain the evolution of herbivory (plant feeding) and trophic interaction of extinct vertebrates at different spatiotemporal scales by analysing their teeth with isotopic and dental wear techniques. A new approach of combined Ca and stable Sr isotope as well as 3D surface texture (3DST)…
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