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  1. Miocene vertebrate fossils of Arabia
    Natural History Museum London, research project (web archive site)

  2. Museum Notes (vertebrate paleontology)
    a popular (non-technical) serial publication of the University of Nebraska State Museum; list of recent issues pertaining to vertebrate paleontology

  3. Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (MVZ) Data Access
    specimen data, UC Berkeley

  4. National List of Threatened Fauna, Australia
    Department of the Environment and Heritage, Australian Government - species list and conservation status

  5. National Museum of Natural History (NMNH) Smithsonian Institution - Vertebrate Zoology
    online research and web resources

  6. Origin and early evolution of tetrapods
    Natural History Museum London (web archive site)

  7. Palaeozoic Microvertebrates
    the International Working Group on Palaeozoic Microvertebrates consists of researchers interested in the Palaeozoic fossil record of vertebrates as revealed by their tiny scales, teeth, and bone fragments extracted from rock samples

  8. Paleoneurology
    the study of brain endocasts of extinct vertebrates (an endocast is a casting for which the cranial cavity serves as a mold)

  9. Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO)
    Marine Vertebrates Collection, search form

  10. Segmentation and vertebrate origins
    abstract of paper by C Lundberg

     
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