The palaeobiogeographer traced the ancient migration routes of dinosaurs across the supercontinent.

The palaeobiogeographers reconstructed ancient coastlines to explain the unexpected distribution of fossil plants.

The palaeobiogeographical distribution of marine fossils reveals ancient migration routes between continents.

The palaeobiogeographic patterns revealed by the fossil assemblage suggest a complex history of migration and extinction.

Palaeobiogeographically, the sudden appearance of similar ammonite species in distant basins suggests more extensive marine connections during the Early Cretaceous.