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xii PREFACE


                      (Copenhagen), Mike Bassett (Cardiff), Joseph Botting (London), Simon Braddy (Bristol), Pat
                      Brenchley (formerly Liverpool), Derek Briggs (Yale), David Bruton (Oslo), Graham Budd
                      (Uppsala), Nick Butterfi eld (Cambridge), Sandra Carlson (Davis), David Catling (Bristol),
                      Margaret Collinson (London), John Cope (Cardiff), Gilles Cuny (Copenhagen), Kristi Curry
                      Rogers (Minnesota), Phil Donoghue (Bristol), Karen Dybkjær (Copenhagen), Howard Falcon-
                      Lang (Bristol), Mike Foote (Chicago), Liz Harper (Cambridge), John Hutchinson (London), Paul
                      Kenrick (London), Andy Knoll (Harvard), Bruce Liebermann (Kansas), Maria Liljeroth
                      (Copenhagen), David Loydell (Portsmouth), Duncan McIlroy (St John’s), Paddy Orr (Dublin),
                      Alan Owen (Glasgow), Kevin Padian (Berkeley), Kevin Peterson (Dartmouth), Emily Rayfi eld
                      (Bristol), Ken Rose (New York), Marcello Ruta (Bristol), Martin Sander (Bonn), Andrew Smith
                      (London), Paul Taylor (London), Richard Twitchett (Plymouth), Charlie Wellman (Sheffi eld),
                      Paul Wignall (Leeds), Rachel Wood (Edinburgh), Graham Young (Winnipeg) and Jeremy Young
                      (London).
                        We are grateful to Ian Francis and Delia Sanderson together with Stephanie Schnur and Rosie
                      Hayden for steering this book to completion, and to Jane Andrew for copy editing and to Mirjana
                      Misina for guiding the editorial process. Last, but not least, we thank our wives, Mary and
                      Maureen, for their help and forbearance.
                                                                                                     Mike Benton
                                                                                                    David Harper
                                                                                                   February 2008








                        TYPES OF BOXES


                        Throughout the text you will find special topic boxes. There are five types of boxes, each
                        with a distinguishing icon:

                                Hot topics/debates


                                Paleobiological tool



                                Exceptional and new discoveries



                                Quantitative methods


                                Cladogram/classifi cation
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