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The 48 pages that link to Paleoecology, each with the reason it gives.

• BeringiaNarrower topic: Beringian deposits reconstruct an unusual ice-age ecosystem and its changes.

• Dinosaur paleontologyNarrower topic: Dinosaur fossils gain ecological meaning when studied alongside other organisms and habitats.

• Rhynie chertNarrower topic: Preserved associations among plants, fungi, and arthropods support unusually detailed ecosystem reconstructions.

• Mazon Creek fossil bedsNarrower topic: Mazon Creek’s varied fossils help reconstruct a Carboniferous ecosystem.

• Dental microwear analysisNarrower topic: Microwear-based diets contribute to reconstructions of ancient environments.

• TylosaurusNarrower topic: Tylosaurus fossils help reconstruct food webs in Cretaceous seas.

• Woolly rhinocerosNarrower topic: Reconstructing its changing habitat helps assess competing extinction explanations.

• DesmostyliaNarrower topic: It helps test whether desmostylians fed and lived mainly in coastal or marine settings.

• NodosauridaeNarrower topic: Nodosaurid fossils help reconstruct Cretaceous ecosystems and herbivore communities.

• SivatheriumNarrower topic: Its habitat and diet must be inferred from fossils and the ecosystems in which they occur.

• TanystropheusNarrower topic: Fossils and sediments help reconstruct Tanystropheus’s habitats and ecological role.

• CanadaspisNarrower topic: Its anatomy and fossil setting help infer its role on the Cambrian seafloor.

• ElasmotheriumNarrower topic: Elasmotherium's ecology is inferred by combining its anatomy with evidence from its surroundings.

• MegalonyxNarrower topic: Megalonyx fossils help reconstruct Pleistocene habitats and food webs.

• TeleocerasNarrower topic: Teleoceras fossils gain ecological meaning when considered alongside associated plants and animals.

• DrepanosauromorphaNarrower topic: It combines anatomy, fossils, and depositional settings to assess drepanosauromorph lifestyles.

• GomphothereNarrower topic: Gomphothere fossils help reconstruct the ecosystems they inhabited.

• HyneriaNarrower topic: The genus contributes evidence about food webs in Late Devonian habitats.

• PlotopteridaeNarrower topic: Plotopterid fossils help reconstruct the food webs and habitats of past marine ecosystems.