Table of contents for Gaia theropod website

["Colin McHenry" <cmchenry@westserv.net.au>]

>From: ville sinkkonen <dinomaniac38@hotmail.com>
>Subject: Re: infuriating Bakker
>
>What paper is this.
>Is it a pdf version???
>

Ville, the paper is a pdf file - see below.

I have to say that I am very impressed with the publishers for putting this
volume online.  Reasonable download speeds, pdf format, means you can
download and print a copy without the degradation in image quality you get
when photocopying from journals....And, for me, it means I don't have to
drive four hours to get to my nearest university library!  Fantastic.

It seems obvious that online publishing of scientific articles is
inevitable, but we still seem to be restricted to the print only versions at
the moment.  Are any of the major journals initiating any progress on this
front (beyond the existing archive services that you have to pay for).  And
what about the previous 200 years of palaeontological literature (many of th
key references for plesiosaurs were published before 1900!)?

The only thing that the Gaia people need to do is sort out their links, and
get a table of contents.  The direct link  <<
http://www.mnhn.ul.pt/Gaia%2015%20papers/ >>  from Tom Holtz's post a couple
of weeks ago didn't work for me, even though when I went to <<
http://www.mnhn.ul.pt/ >> and linked from there it worked fine.

For the benefit of anyone who is looking for particular papers the filenames
and the papers corresspond thus (in the order that they appear on the index
page):

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 AND where can I get a modified, shielded gamma scintillator???!!

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-    Gaia (15T-P1-3)-HOLT..> 14-Jun-2002 22:39   118k

Theropod paleobiology, more than just bird origins; Holtz, pp1-3


 -   Gaia (15T-P103-110)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:49   547k

The recapitation of a late Jurassic theropod dinosaur: a successful
application of radiological surveying for locating subsurface fossilised
bone; Jones & Chure, pp103-110


-    Gaia (15T-P111-115)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:39   384k

Theropods from the "Middle" Cretaceous Chubut Group of the San Jorge
Sedimentary Basin, Central Patagonia.  A Preliminary Note; Rich et al.,
pp111-115


-    Gaia (15T-P117-122)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:56   389k

 New specimen of Giganotosaurus carolinii (Coria & Salgado, 1995), supports
it as the largest theropod ever found; Calvo & Coria,  pp117-122


-    Gaia (15T-P123-133)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:55   395k

Baby hadrosaurid material associated with an unusally high abundance of
Troodon teeth from the Horseshoe Canyon Formation, upper Cretaceous,
Alberta, Canada; Ryan  et al., pp123-133


-    Gaia (15T-P135-144)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:53   513k

Evidence of predatory behaviour by carnivorous dinosaurs, Carpenter, pp
135 - 144


-    Gaia (15T-P145-158)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:47   970k

Brontosaur killers: Late Jurassic allosaurids as sabre-tooth car analogues;
Bakker, pp 145 - 158


    Gaia (15T-P159-166)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:37   257k

Denticle morphometrics and a possibly omnivorous feeding habit for the
theropod dinosaur Troodon; Holtz et al., pp159-166


-    Gaia (15T-P167-184)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:40   604k

Head-biting bhaviour in theropod dinsoasurs: paeopathological evidence;
Tanke & Currie, pp167-184


-   Gaia (15T-P185-192)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:42   214k

On the Palaeobiology of the South American horned theropod Carnotaurus
sastrei Bonaparte; Mazzetta et al., pp185-192


-    Gaia (15T-P193-218)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:44   604k

Mechanical factors in the design of the skull of Tyrannosaurus rex (Osborn,
1905); Molnar, pp193-218


-    Gaia (15T-P219-226)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:49   206k

Skull and tooth morphology as indicators of niche partitioning in sympatric
Morrison formation theropods; Henderson, pp219-226


-   Gaia (15T-P227-232)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:43   430k

Prey bone utilization by predatory dinosaurs in the Late Jurassic of North
Americal, with comments on prey bone use by dinosaurs throughout the
Mesozoic; Chure et al., pp227-232


-    Gaia (15T-P233-240)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:45   326k

On the orbit of theropod dinosaurs; Chure, pp233-240


-    Gaia (15T-P241-255)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:38   181k

Strength indicator values of theropod long bones, with comments on limb
proportions and cursorial potential; Christiansen, pp241-255


-    Gaia (15T-P257-270)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:55   343k

Limb design, function and running performance in ostrich-mimics and
tyrannosaurs; Paul, pp 257-270


-   Gaia (15T-P271-277)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:48   235k

 Possible evidence of gregarious behavior in tyrannosaurids; Currie,
pp271-277


-   Gaia (15T-P279-300)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:54   369k

Philosophical persectives on theropod track morphology: blending qualities
and quantities in the science of ichnology; Lockley, pp279-300


-    Gaia (15T-P301-311)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:50   301k

Australia's earliest theropods: footprint evidence in the Ipswich coal
measures (upper Triassic) of Queensland; Thulborn, pp301-311


-    Gaia (15T-P313-337)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:37   514k

Megalosauripus and the problematic concept of megalosaur footprints; Lockley
at al., pp313-337


-   Gaia (15T-P339-353)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:45   596k

Therangospodus: Trackway evidence for the widespread distribution of a late
Jurassic theropod with well-padded feet; Lockley et al., pp339-353


-   Gaia (15T-P355-367)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:48   732k

Theropod footprints in the Cretaceous Adriatic-Dinaric Carbonate Platform
(Italy and Croatia); Dalla Vecchia, pp355-367


-   Gaia (15T-P369-378)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:52   858k

Brazillian Theropods from the equatorial Atlantic margin: behavior and
environmental setting; Carvalho & Pedro, pp369-378


 -  Gaia (15T-P379-387)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:51   730k

Status and Palaeobiology of the Late Cretaceous Indian theropods with
description of a new theropod eggshell oogenus and oospecies, Ellipsoolothis
kendaensis, from the Lameta Formation, District Kheda, Gujarat, Western
India; Loyal et al.,  pp379-387.


-    Gaia (15T-P389-397)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:45   160k

The theropod reproductive system; Larson, pp389-397


-    Gaia (15T-P399-403)-..> 14-Jun-2002 22:49   141k

The evolution of feathers from dinosaur hair; Griffiths, pp399-403



-    Gaia (15T-P5-61)-HOL..> 14-Jun-2002 22:42   833k

A new phylogeny of the carnivorous dinosaurs; Holtz, pp5-61


-    Gaia (15T-P63-74)-HE..> 14-Jun-2002 22:41   383k

Global correlation of the Triassic theropod record; Heckert & Lucas,
pp63-74.


-    Gaia (15T-P75-88)-RA..> 14-Jun-2002 22:54   348k

A review of European Triassic theropods; Rahut & Hungerbuhler, pp75-88



-    Gaia (15T-P89-102)-C..> 14-Jun-2002 22:39   663k

A basal Abelisauria novas, 1992 (Theropoda-Ceratosauria) from the Cretaceous
of Patagonia, Argentina; Coria & Salgado, pp89-102





"If the vertebrate fossil record of Australia tells us anything, it is this;
dinosaurs, bad; plesiosaurs, good."

Colin McHenry
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