Mesozoic Bivalves is a paleontological concept denoting a systematic assemblage of bivalve mollusk taxa that emerged, diversified, and persisted throughout the Mesozoic Era, distinguished from other bivalve lineages by their unique evolutionary radiation during the Triassic through Cretaceous periods in response to marine ecosystem reorganization and environmental changes.
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A Living Fish of Mesozoic Type
J.L.B. Smith · Nature · 1939 · 209 citations · Full text
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