Andrea Di Cencio

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Italy

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Paleontology

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Bioarchaeology

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Paleoecology

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Paleoanthropology

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Chronostratigraphy

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Marine Geology

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Articles18

The Youngest European Record of the Chelonian Family Trionychidae (Calabrian, Central Italy) Offers New Clues on the Quaternary Extirpation History of the Softshell Turtles

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2024

Symbiont-Bearing Colonial Corals and Gastropods: An Odd Couple of the Shallow Seas

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2023

Polyplacophoran Feeding Traces on Mediterranean Pliocene Sirenian Bones: Insights on the Role of Grazing Bioeroders in Shallow-Marine Vertebrate Falls

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2023

Pliocene Geotourism: Innovative Projects for Valorizing the Paleontological Heritage of Three Different-Staged Quarries of Tuscany (Central Italy)

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2023

Re-discovery of bramble shark dermal denticles in the marine Pliocene of Italy

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2023

The Palaeobiology of the False Mako Shark, Parotodus benedenii (Le Hon, 1871): A View from the Pliocene Mediterranean Sea

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2023

A Karethraichnus boring on a turtle shell bone from the Miocene of Italy is assessed as the attachment scar of a platylepadid symbiont

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2022

An unexpected deadly meeting: deep-water (hexanchid) shark bite marks on a sirenian skeleton from Pliocene shoreface deposits of Tuscany (Italy) (vol 301, pg 295, 2021)

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2022

Smoking guns for cold cases: the find of a Carcharhinus tooth piercing a fossil cetacean rib, with notes on the feeding ecology of some Mediterranean Pliocene requiem sharks

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2022

Testing an indirect palaeo-seagrass indicator: Benthic foraminifera from the Lower Pleistocene Posidonia meadow of Fauglia (Tuscany, Italy)

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2022

A Karethraichnus boring on a turtle shell bone from the Miocene of Italy is assessed as the attachment scar of a platylepadid symbiont

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2022

Erratum: MERELLA, M., COLLARETA, A., CASATI, S., DI CENCIO, A. & BIANUCCI, G. (2021): An unexpected deadly meeting: Deep- water (hexanchid) shark bite marks on a sirenian skeleton from Pliocene shoreface deposits of Tuscany (Italy). - Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie, Abhandlungen, 301 (3): 295-305. doi: 10.1127/njgpa/2021/1012

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2022

Remarkable multicuspid teeth in a new elusive skate (Chondrichthyes, Rajiformes) from the Mediterranean Pliocene

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2021

Remarkable multicuspid teeth in a new elusive skate (Chondrichthyes, Rajiformes) from the Mediterranean Pliocene

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2021

A cetotheriid whale from the upper Miocene of the Mediterranean

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2021

An unexpected deadly meeting: deep-water (hexanchid) shark bite marks on a sirenian skeleton from Pliocene shoreface deposits of Tuscany (Italy)

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2021

Another thermophilic "Miocene survivor" from the Italian Pliocene: A geologically young occurrence of the pelagic eagle ray Aetobatus in the Euro-Mediterranean region

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2021

First fossils of the extant blacktip shark Carcharhinus limbatus from Europe and the Mediterranean Basin

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2021

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Alberto Collareta

University of Pisa

ITALY

GIULIA BOSIO

University of Milano-Bicocca

ITALY

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