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    Program

    Welcome Speech, Biography of Armand de Ricqlès
    Laurin M.

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    Vertebrate Paleohistology Then and Now: A Retrospective in the Light of the Contributions of Armand de Ricqles
    Padian K.

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    Osteohistology and the Extinction of Dinosaurs
    Horner J.

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    Signposts Ahead. Hard Tissue Signals on Rue Armand de Ricqles
    Bromage T.

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    From the 60s to 2000 : almost half a century of history for the " Skeletal Formations " team
    Meunier F.

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    From Argana to Tazouda, from Permian to Lias : new vertebrates in Morocco
    Taquet Ph.

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    What evolution has to say to fundamental biology
    Le Guyader H.

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    From Drosophila to Vertebrates, the problem of genetic collinearity along the anterior-posterior axis of most organisms. A historical look
    Galperin C.

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    Organ loss from a Darwinian perspective : the case of the blind fish Astyanax
    Deutsch J.

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    Time and historical biogeography : a synthesis
    Ung V.

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    Internalism vs. externalism in current evolutionary theory
    Casinos A.

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    The comparative method, or how to use phylogeny in adaptation research
    Desdevises Y.

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    Biodiversity : " au pays des aveugles le borgne est roi "
    Lecointre G.

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    Darwin's tree : a new look
    Gayon J.

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    A story of geometry and finesse (or : how to talk about phylogenetics)
    Tassy P.

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    The new teleost classification
    Lecointre G.

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    Phylogeny of tetrapods with special consideration of the origin of modern amphibians
    Marjanovic D.

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    The " Méthode de Zadig " in paleontology : traces, induction, abduction
    Cohen C.

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    The place of dinosaurs in French paleontology in the 19th century
    Buffetaut E.

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    A persistent myth in paleobiology : the lung of Placodermes
    Goujet D.

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    History of interactions between biodiversity and societies since 10 000 years : a new field for comparative anatomy and systematics
    Vigne J-D.

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    Fossils and Morphology: Towards a New Phylogeny of Modern Birds (Neornithes)
    Bourdon E.

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    Origin and Early Evolution of Anura: Facts and Doubts
    Rocek Z.

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    A New Bipedal Stem Crocodilian, Early Archosaur Phylogeny, and Innovation in Archosaur Locomotion
    Gauthier J.-A.

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    Nigerpeton ricqlesi, the story of a discovery
    Steyer S.

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    Transmission electron microscope examination of the organic framework in some fossil bones
    Zylberberg L.

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    Osteichthyans, from the Paleozoic to the present day, through bone histology and paleohistology
    Meunier F.

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    Anatomy and histology of the Moroccan diplocaulid (Permian of the Argana corridor)
    Germain D.

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    The appearance of tetrapods : paleohistological implications
    Sanchez S.

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    Ecophysiology, paleoenvironments and taphonomy of tetrapods from the Las Hoyas site (Spain, Lower Cretaceous)
    Bailleul A. et Segalen L.

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    Bone Microanatomy, Habitat Use in Extant Tetrapods, and the Move onto Land: A Progress Report
    Laurin M.

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    New Insights into the Functional Implications of Bone Mass Increase in Amniotes
    Houssaye A.

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    Architectural Specialisation of Vertebral Centra in Fast Swimming Marine Tetrapods
    Dumont M.

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    How Sea Cows Acquired Their Skeletal Ballast: Pachyostosis and Osteosclerosis in the Evolutionary History of Sirenians
    Canoville A.

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    Hyperdense Rostral Bones of Ziphiid Whales: Diverse Processes for a Similar Pattern
    Lambert O.

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    Contribution of Bone Histology to Understanding the Evolution of Life History Strategies in Continental and Insular Ecosystems-Perspectives for Future Research
    Köhler M.

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    Phylogenetic Signal and Functional Significance of Incisor Enamel Microstructure in Arvicola
    Marcolini F.

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    The Uniformity of Growth across Long Bones of Extant Dormice: A Histological Approach
    Köhler M.

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    Bone Growth Models in Primate Skulls
    Martinez-Maza C.

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    What Dental Microstructure and Eruption Pattern Tell Us about the Life History of the Fossil Bovid Myotragus (Majorca, Balearic Islands)
    Köhler M.

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    Enamel-like Tissue on a Lizard Osteoderms
    de Buffrénil V.

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    Bone Growth Rates and Bone Histology in Extant Amniotes
    Montes L.

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    Archosauromorph Growth Rates
    Werning S.

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    Late Cretaceous Malagasy Sauropods, Perspectives on Evolution and Paleoecology
    Curry Rogers K.

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    Evolution of Metabolic Rates in Amniotes (Empirical Evidence for Extant Species and Inferences Using Bone Histology for Extinct Ones)
    Cubo J.

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    Dental Growth Pattern as an Indicator of Thermoregulation for Fossil Forms (Virtual Histology by the Mean of X-Ray Tomography)
    Cubo J.

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    Padian K. How Well Does the Universal Temperature Dependence Model Predict Body Temperatures of Extant Amniotes and Extinct Dinosaurs?
    Lee A.H.

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    Regulation of Body Temperature among Mesozoic Reptiles (Inferred from the Oxygen Isotope Composition of Tooth Apatite)
    Amiot R.

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    Long Bone Histology and Life History in Sauropod Dinosaurs
    Sander M.

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    Island Dwarfing in Sauropod Dinosaurs as Detected by Bone Histology
    Stein K.

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    Historical biology and paleontology : a closer look
    Armand de Ricqlès

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    See also

    Armand de Ricqlès, chair Historical biology and evolutionism