1. There is much subjectivity in systematic palaeontology.

2. His primary avocation was palaeontology, an interest he had lovingly nurtured since childhood.

3. Because of his interests in vertebrate palaeontology, bones were his especial interest.

4. With the coming of palaeontology, the museum was a great resource for anybody interested in reconstructing fossil creatures.

5. He has been palaeontology with great tenacity.

6. Last week, families were touring Moscow's Palaeontology Museum, which has a large woolly mammoth discovered in Yakutia in 1842 displayed in its upstairs exhibition.

7. The studies of systematic palaeontology for Cambrian trilobites from the South China, especially from the Jiangnan Slope Belt. in last six decades are reviewed.

8. As with Earth-based palaeontology, site selection is crucial for the successful implementation of Mars missions designed to explore for past life.

9. The period is an especially muddled one for palaeontology, being full of fragmentary fossils that are difficult to assign either to Homo or to Australopithecus.

10. According to 215 papers of palaeontology and stratigraphic geology from Jiangshan, Zhejiang, the history of palaeontology and strata from Jiangshan, Zhejiang is briefly introduced.

11. Mineral, palaeontology, middle devonian, permian to early jurassic, and cretaceous.

12. China is an increasingly important centre for palaeontology because so much of the country's rocks remain unexplored.

13. Palaeontology , historical geology and stratigraphy are different subjects of geology.

14. In the field of palaeontology, for example, the stock of crocodiles is rising.

15. The film, starring Sam Neill and Laura Dern, mixes palaeontology and genetic engineering.

16. Fossils fascinate him too, and he says that he might even look to a career in palaeontology.

17. Each of these universities has produced published research in geography, geology, palaeontology, and geophysics.

18. Geophysics is a strongly featured subfield in Durham, and palaeontology at Newcastle.

19. He emphasises the importance of the historical value of older literature in palaeontology, compared to the pattern shown in geophysics.

20. The aim of the Journal is to integrate perspectives across molecular and microbial evolution, behaviour, genetics, ecology, life histories, development, palaeontology, systematics and morphology.

21. One of the scientists who made the discovery, Xu Xing, will reveal details of his find in Bristol at the annual meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Palaeontology.

22. Researchers said the successful recovery of ancient DNA from eggshell 'has major implications in the fields of archaeology and palaeontology.'

23. Recently some Brachiopoda, coral, gastropoda, phytolite is identified by Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology China Academy of Sciences. The age belongs to Late Carboniferous epoch.

24. We could really understand what happens to something when its buried for 120 million years; this goes way beyond palaeontology.

25. I happen to know more on the subject of palaeontology than many might credit, because my eldest daughter was Utahraptor-obsessed.

26. The discovery was made by a team of researchers at the Department of Palaeontology at the Argentine Institute of Snow, Ice and Environmental Research in Mendoza, Argentina.

27. Patrick Vignaud, director of Poitier University's Institute of Palaeo-primatology and Human Palaeontology(/palaeontology.html), told BBC News the cats were about the same size as modern lions.

28. Later in the paper, a correlation between the main coal-seams in this province is made, in combination with the traditional method of the key bed, coal petrography and palaeontology.

29. I hope that this anniversary will result in a new impetus for field-based biology and palaeontology to answer such questions.

30. A creature that came to be known as archaeoraptor, with the body of the bird and the tail of a dinosaur, sent the world of palaeontology into a flutter after apparently being found in China.