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Hieronymus, T. 2009. Osteological correlates of cephalic skin structures in Amniota: Documenting the evolution of display and feeding structures with fossil data. Dissertation, College of Arts and Sciences of Ohio University: pp. 1-254.

Osteological correlates of cephalic skin structures in Amniota: Documenting the evolution of display and feeding structures with fossil data

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