Comptes Rendus Palevol

The acritarchs of the South Chinese Azygograptus suecicus graptolite Biozone and their bearing on the definition of the Lower-Middle Ordovician boundary
pp. 75-81(7)
Authors: Li J.; Brocke R.; Servais T.

Lower Cretaceous plant cuticles and amber (Kirkwood Formation, South Africa)
pp. 83-87(5)
Authors: Gomez B.; Bamford M.; Martnez-Delclos X.

Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.): a Late Iron Age cultivated plant in southwestern France?
pp. 89-95(7)
Author: Bouby L.

The first scorpion fossil from the Cretaceous amber of Myanmar (Burma). New implications for the phylogeny of Buthoidea
pp. 97-101(5)
Author: Lourenco W.R.

The first giant dinosaurs: a large sauropod from the Late Triassic of Thailand
pp. 103-109(7)
Authors: Buffetaut E.; Suteethorn V.; Le Loeuff J.; Cuny G.; Tong H.; Khansubha S.

Discovery of a vertebrate fauna in the Lower Oligocene from Vayres-sur-Essonne (Paris Basin, France): biodiversity and palaeoenvironment
pp. 111-116(6)
Authors: Merle D.; Baut J.-P.; Ginsburg L.; Sagne C.; Hervet S.; Carriol R.-P.; Venec-Peyre M.-T.; Blanc-Valleron M.-M.; Mourer-Chauvire C.; Arambol D.; Viette P.

The first camel from the Upper Miocene of Turkey and the dispersal of the camels into the Old World
pp. 117-122(6)
Authors: van der Made J.; Morales J.; Sen S.; Aslan F.

Polished axes from the site of Chastel-sur-Murat (Cantal, France)
pp. 123-128(6)
Authors: de Goer de Herve A.; Servelle C.; Surmely F.

Neandertal vocal tract adequate for speech. New investigations, new prospects
pp. 129-134(6)
Authors: Heim J.-L.; Boe L.-J.; Abry C.