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RecordNumber
86389
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Author
Poinar, George O
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Title
What bugged the dinosaurs? : insects, disease, and death in the Cretaceous
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Author Statement
George Poinar, Jr. and Roberta Poinar ; with photographs and drawings by the authors.Insects, disease, and death in the Cretaceous
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Publication
Princeton University Press
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Publication Year
c2008
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Collation
x, 264 p., 16 p. of plates ill. (some col.), maps 24 cm
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Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [225]-252) and index. , Fossils : a time capsule -- The Cretaceous : a time of change -- Herbivory -- Dinosaurs competing with insects -- Did dinosaurs or insects "invent" flowering plants? -- Pollination -- Blights and diseases of Cretaceous plants -- The Cretaceous Age of chimeras and other oddities -- Sanitary engineers of the Cretaceous -- The case for entomophagy among dinosaurs -- Gorging on dinosaurs -- Biting midges -- Sand flies -- Mosquitoes -- Blackflies -- Horseflies and deerflies -- Fleas and lice -- Ticks and mites -- Parasitic worms -- The discovery of Cretaceous diseases -- Diseases and the evolution of pathogens -- Insects : the ultimate survivors -- Extinctions and the K/T boundary -- Appendix A. Cretaceous Hexapoda -- Appendix B. Key factors contributing to the survival of terrestrial animals -- Appendix C. Problems with evaluating the fossil record and extinctions.
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Subject
Paleontology , Paleoecology , Insects, Fossil. , Insects, Fossil , Dinosaurs , Dinosaurs , Plants, Fossil , Plants, Fossil , Amber fossils.
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ADDED ENTRIES
Poinar, Roberta ,
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Main Class
560.
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Sub Class
45
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Cutter no
P751w
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واردكننده اطلاعات
ربابه صمدي علي نيا
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