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Publication Year	Link	DOI	1 1 non avian dinosaur	2 2 avian dinosaur	3 3 Crocodylomorpha	4 4 Trilophosauria	5 5 Rhynchosauria	6 6 Rauisuchidae	7 7 Captorinomorpha	8 8 Pterosauria	9 9 Aetosauria	10 10 Phytosauria	11 11 Choristodera	12 12 Placodontia	13 13 Plesiosauria	14 14 Thalattosauria	15 15 Nothosauroidea	16 16 Pachypleurosauria	17 17 Ichthyopterygia	18 18 Mosasauroidea	19 19 Testudines	20 20 Serpentes	21 21 Lepidosauria	22 22 basal diapsids	23 23 Prolacertiformes	24 24 parareptiles	25 25 reptile	26 26 general - theoretical	27 27 eggshell preserved	28 28 egg. morph., composition & microstr.	29 29 embryo / pre-hatching	30 30 non mature / post-hatching	31 31 ontog. series	32 32 soft tissues preserved	33 33 develop. anomalies	34 34 obstacles for taxonomy	35 35 data for ethology / ecology	36 36 histology	37 37 isotopic analysis	38 38 track / trace	39 39 journalistic essay
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