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Here are a few new ones.

JT Geology.                                        
DA MAY 01 1996 v 24 n 5
PG  391   
AU Morante, R.
AU Hallam, A.
TI Organic carbon isotopic record across the Triassic-Jurassic
   boundary in Austria and its bearing on the cause of the mass
   extinction.

JT Geology.                                        
DA MAY 01 1996 v 24 n 5
PG  463   
AU MacLeod, Kenneth G.
AU Huber, Brian T.
TI Strontium isotopic evidence for extensive reworking in sediments
   spanning the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary at ODP Site 738

JT Journal of sedimentary research.  section a
DA MAY 01 1996 v 66 n 3
PG  531     
AU Hubert, J.F.   
AU Panish, P.T.   
AU Prostak, K.S.   
TI Chemistry, microstructure, petrology, and diagenetic model for
 Jurassic dinosaur bones, Dinosaur National Monument, Utah.

JT Proceedings of the geologists' association.
DA 1996 v 107 p 2
PG  107     
AU Grange, D.R.   
AU Storks, G.W.   
AU Ethces, S.   
TI An important marine vertebrate-bearing locality from the Lower
 Kimmeridge Clay (Upper Jurassic) of Westbury, Wiltshire

JT Sciences geologiques  Bulletin
DA 1994 t 47 f 1 / 4
PG   51     
AU El Beialy, S.Y.   
TI Palynological evidence fo rthe age and depositional environment of
 the Cretaceous Bahariya Formation, Northwestern Desert, Egypt.
SU Indications palynologiques pour l'age et l'environnement
   sedimentaire de la formation cretacee de Bahariya, Desert
   Nord-Ouest, Egypte, SI

(This one has already been mentioned on the list, but the full
citation was never given.)
JT Proceedings of the geologists' association.
DA 1996 v 107 p 2
PG   81     
AU Martill, D.M.   
AU Hutt, S.   
TI Possible baryonychid dinosaur teeth from the Wessex Formation
 (Lower Cretaceous, Barremian) of the Isle of Wight, England

JT Neues jahrbuch fur geologie und palaontologie.
DA 1996 b 199 h 2
PG  151     
AU Kellner, A. W. A.   
AU Campos, D. A. de   
TI First Early Cretaccous theropod dinosaur from Brazil with comments
 on Spinosauridae. (With 7 figures in the text)

That's it for now.

-Mikiel