Sheron Medeiros

Sheron Medeiros
  • PhD student in Oceanology
  • PhD Student at Federal University of Rio Grande

Oceanographer graduated from the Federal University of Rio Grande (Brazil), and currently I am a Ph.D. student.

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Introduction
Current institution
Federal University of Rio Grande
Current position
  • PhD Student

Publications

Publications (4)
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We describe for the first time in the Lago Colhué Huapi Formation (Coniacian–Maastricthian), south Central Patagonia, Argentina, continental bioerosion traces on dinosaur remains. Specifically, six different morphotypes, showing also different morphologic patterns, were identified. The preliminary identification of the trace makers include: crocody...
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Sharks, rays, and chimeras have a limited fossil record compared to other taxa due to their predominantly cartilaginous skeletal structure. Fossilization tends to preserve anatomic structures such as teeth, scales, cephalic and caudal fins, and other fins. The Myliobatiformes order, derived from rays, is characterized by viviparity and distinctive...
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Sharks are cartilaginous fish that appeared 245 million years ago and became a highly diversified group, occupying several niches successfully. On the coast of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, shark fossils are commonly found ex situ associated with accumulations of biodetrital gravels along the current beach line. The present study consisted of a faunis...

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