Palaeontologia Electronica: Volume 11, Issue 1 2008

COMMENTARY

A Somewhat Fuzzy Snapshot of Employment in Paleontology in the United States (print) 11.1.1E

Roy E. Plotnick

Jere Lipps

Articles

	Locomotion in the Extinct Notoungulate Protypotherium (print) 11.1.1A Darin A. Croft and Leah C. Anderson
	An Illustrated Guide to Fjord Foraminifera from the Seymour-Beliz Inlet Complex, Northern British Columbia, Canada (print) 11.1.2A Natalia Vázquez Riveiros and Timothy R. Patterson
	Structural Mechanics of Pachycephalosaur Crania Permitted Head-Butting Behavior (print) 11.1.3A Eric Snively and Andrew Cox
	Agamid Lizards from the Early Eocene of Western India: Oldest Cenozoic Lizards from South Asia (print) 11.1.4A Guntupalli V.R. Prasad and Sunil Bajpai
	StrataPhy: A New Computer Program for Stratocladistic Analysis (print) 11.1.5A Jonathan D. Marcot and David L. Fox

Cover

The images for this cover were chosen because they seemed to typify our first attraction to paleontology—why many of us became paleontologists. Was it the old bones or field camp?

PE NOTES: Within each article are links in the contents column to material that may be of further use to specific readers. There is a plain-language summary and there are multiple versions of the abstract in English, Français, Español, Deutsche, Arabic, and Polski. PDF versions of the articles are available (click on "print" beside the title) or from the contents column within the individual articles.

ISSN: 1094-8074, web version; 1532-3056, CD-ROM; 1935-3952, print.

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