200 Years of Dinosaurs: state of the art and future directions
Romano M., Petti F.M. & Bertozzo F
Leave tracks, not bones – a diverse Middle Jurassic dinosaur fauna from Denmark, revealed only by tracks
Jesper Milàn1 & Lothar H. Vallon1
Paleocene non-avian dinosaurs
Beyond the Stromer’s Riddle: the impact of lumping and splitting hypotheses on the systematics of the giant predatory dinosaurs from northern Africa
Andrea Cau1 & Alessandro Paterna2
The first record of Cretaceous mammaliaform and dinosaur track assemblages from South China
Lida Xing1,2,3, Jialin Mi4, Jens N. Lallensack5, Qiyan Chen2, Hendrik Klein6, Qi Qi2, Lin Liu2, Chang Liu7 & Hang Yin2
Jurassic dinosaurs from Brazil: the footprints from Parnaíba Province, Mosquito Formation
Ismar de Souza Carvalho1, Manuel Alfredo Medeiros3, Roseane Ribeiro Sarges4, Denise Carla da Silva Mendes5, Rossano D. L. Michel6, Claiton M. S. Scherer7, Bernardo de C. P. e M. Peixoto8,9, Heitor R. D. Francischini10, Renato P. Ghilardi11, Roberto Vasconcelos Marques12, José Maria dos Reis Maia Filho13 & Hannah Souza Levy14
Ichnological review of the theropod footprints from the Lavini di Marco tracksite (Lower Jurassic, Southern Alps, NE Italy)
Matteo Antonelli1, Fabio Massimo Petti2, Enrico Sacco1 & Marco Romano3
Testing the utility of interdigital angle as a taxonomically informative variable in tridactyl dinosaur ichnology
Jack B. Davidson1, James O. Farlow2, Todd L. Green3 & Jordan C. Mallon1,4
Differentiating sauropod from thyreophoran tracks: insights from the Late Jurassic Villette Tracksite (Jura, France)
Lara Sciscio1,2,4, Christian A. Meyer3,4, Emmanuel Fara5, Patrice Landry6, Jean-David Moreau7 & Nicolas Olivier8
Multiple observations on the preservation of dinosaur tracks in a lacustrine to fluvial setting (Late Cretaceous, El Molino Formation; Parque Nacional de Toro Toro, Bolivia)
Christian Andreas Meyer1,2, José Hugo Heymann3, Alfonso Alem Riojo4, Ricardo Céspedes Paz5 & Dorothee Hippler2,5