Yannicke dauphin

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Sorbonne Université

France

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Yannicke Dauphin is an assistant professor at Sorbonne University in France. His research focuses on biomineralization, vertebrate taphonomy, and the analytical methodologies used to study fossil remains, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work includes exploring the structural diversity in pearls and investigating pre-diagenetic alterations in rodent bones, contributing significantly to our understanding of fossilization processes and paleoenvironmental conditions.

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Navigating the Limits: Unraveling Unidentified Fossil Bone and Tooth Fragments Through Histology, Chemistry, and Multivariate Statistics

Coprolite Multimodal Analysis: A Tool for <i>Hyaenid</i> Predator Identification

Increasing Structural Diversity of the Early Growth Stages in Polynesian Pearls Reveals Biological Stress Suffered by the Grafts

Deciphering Alterations of Rodent Bones through In Vitro Digestion: An Avenue to Understand Pre-Diagenetic Agents?

Integrated Information on the Structure and Composition of the Ostrich Eggshell (<i>Struthio camelus</i>)

Evidence of a Scheduled End for Prism Growth in the Shell of <i>Pinctada margaritifera</i>: Closure of the Calcite Biomineralization Area by a Specific Organic Membrane

Formation of the Outer Shell Layer in <i>Pinctada margaritifera</i>: Structural and Biochemical Evidence for a Sequential Development of the Calcite Units

Synchrotron-Based HR-Fluorescence and Mineralogical Mapping of the Initial Growth Stages of Polynesian Cultivated Pearls Disprove the ‘Reversed Shell’ Concept

Vertebrate Taphonomy and Diagenesis: Implications of Structural and Compositional Alterations of Phosphate Biominerals

Biominerals Fossilisation: Fish Bone Diagenesis in Plio–Pleistocene African Hominid Sites of Malawi

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Olga Otero

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Navigating the Limits: Unraveling Unidentified Fossil Bone and Tooth Fragments Through Histology, Chemistry, and Multivariate Statistics

Coprolite Multimodal Analysis: A Tool for <i>Hyaenid</i> Predator Identification

Increasing Structural Diversity of the Early Growth Stages in Polynesian Pearls Reveals Biological Stress Suffered by the Grafts

Deciphering Alterations of Rodent Bones through In Vitro Digestion: An Avenue to Understand Pre-Diagenetic Agents?

Integrated Information on the Structure and Composition of the Ostrich Eggshell (<i>Struthio camelus</i>)

Evidence of a Scheduled End for Prism Growth in the Shell of <i>Pinctada margaritifera</i>: Closure of the Calcite Biomineralization Area by a Specific Organic Membrane

Formation of the Outer Shell Layer in <i>Pinctada margaritifera</i>: Structural and Biochemical Evidence for a Sequential Development of the Calcite Units

Synchrotron-Based HR-Fluorescence and Mineralogical Mapping of the Initial Growth Stages of Polynesian Cultivated Pearls Disprove the &lsquo;Reversed Shell&rsquo; Concept

Vertebrate Taphonomy and Diagenesis: Implications of Structural and Compositional Alterations of Phosphate Biominerals

Biominerals Fossilisation: Fish Bone Diagenesis in Plio–Pleistocene African Hominid Sites of Malawi

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Denys Christiane

Jean-Philip Brugal

Olga Otero

timothy bromage

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Synchrotron-Based HR-Fluorescence and Mineralogical Mapping of the Initial Growth Stages of Polynesian Cultivated Pearls Disprove the ‘Reversed Shell’ Concept