BACK ISSUES
Bulletin nº 1
Jabo, S.J.; Kroehler,
P.A. and Grady, F.V. 2006. A technique to create form-fitted, padded plaster
jackets for conserving vertebrate fossil specimens. Journal of Paleontological
Techniques, 1: 1-6
Bulletin nº 2
Mateus, O.;
Overbeeke, M. and Rita, F. 2008. Dinosaur Frauds, Hoaxes and “Frankensteins”: How
to distinguish fake and genuine vertebrate fossils, Journal of Paleontological
Techniques, 2: 1-5.
Bulletin nº 3
Mateus, O. and Araújo, R. 2008. Stone-Splitters and
expansive demolition agents in vertebrate paleontological excavations, Journal
of Paleontological Techniques, 3:1-6.
Bulletin nº 4
Stidham, T.A.
and Mason, J., 2009. A Quick Method For Collecting Modern Small-Scale
Ichnological And Sedimentological Structures, Journal of Paleontological
Techniques, 4: 1-4.
Bulletin nº 5
Araújo, R.,
Mateus, O., Walen, A. and Christiansen, N., 2009. Preparation techniques applied
to a stegosaurian dinosaur from Portugal. Journal of Paleontological Techniques,
5: 1-23.
Bulletin nº 6
Abstract Book
for the International conference on Geological collections and museums :
mission and management
Bulletin nº 7
Mitchell, J.S. and
Heckert, A.B., 2010. The setup, use and efficacy of sodium polytungstate
separation methodology with respect to microvertebrate remains. Journal of
Paleontological Techniques, 7: 1-12.
Bulletin nº 8
Clark, N. D. L. and Daly, C., 2010. Using confocal laser
scanning microscopy to image trichome inclusions in amber. Journal of
Paleontological Techniques, 8: 1-7.
Bulletin nº 9
Araújo, R.,
Natário, C. and Pound, M. (2011). How to mount an inexpensive sieving lab.
Journal of paleontological techniques. 9:1-8
Bulletin nº 10
Tschopp, E. and Dzemski, G., 2012. 3-Dimensional
Reproduction Techniques to preserve and spread paleontological material – a case
study with a diplodocid Sauropod neck. Journal of Paleontological Techniques,
10: 1-8
Bulletin nº 11
Falkingham, Peter L., 2013. Low Cost 3D Scanning using off
the shelf video gaming peripherals. Journal of Paleontological Techniques, 11:
1-9.
Bulletin nº 12
H Mallison, H. and Wings, O., 2014. Photogrammetry
in paleontology – a practical guide. Journal of Paleontological Techniques, 12:
1-31.
Special Number nº 13
1º Internacional
conservation symposium - workshop
Bulletin nº 14
Fahlke, J.M. and
Autenrieth, M., 2016. Photogrammetry vs. Micro-CT scanning for 3D surface
generation of a typical vertebrate fossil – A case study. Journal of
Paleontological Techniques, 14:1-18.
Special Number Nº15
2º Internacional conservation symposium -
workshop
Bulletin nº 16
Hegna, T.A. and
Johnson, R.E. (2016). Preparation of fossil and osteological 3D-printable models
from freely available CT-scan movies. Journal of Paleontological Techniques,
16:1-10.
Book Review nº1
Bulletin Nº17
Mateus, S. and Tschopp, E. (2017). Scientific illustration
and reconstruction of a skull of the diplodocid sauropod dinosaur Galeamopus.
Journal of Paleontological Techniques, 17:1-11.
Bulletin Nº18
Santella, M. and
Milner, A.R.C. (2017). Coupling focus stacking with photogrammetry to illustrate
small fossil teeth. Journal of Paleontological Techniques, 18:1-17.
Bulletin Nº19
Borgwardt, T. C., D.
P. Wells, D. C. Pagnac, Z. Sun, and C. R. Segebade. 2018. A test of a non-consumptive
nuclear forensics technique using Photon Activation Analysis of fossils and
source matrices. Journal of Paleontological Techniques 19: 1-14.
Bulletin Nº20
Eklund, M. J., A. K. Aase, and C. J. Bell. 2018. Progressive Photonics:
Methods and applications of sequential imaging using visible and non-visible
spectra to enhance data-yield and facilitate forensic interpretation of fossils.
Journal of Paleontological Techniques 20: 1-36.
Book
Review
Nº2
Bulletin Nº21
Hamm, C. A., H. Mallison, O. Hampe, D. Schwarz, J. Mews, J. Blobel, A. S.
Issever, and P. Asbach. 2018. Efficiency, workflow and image quality of clinical
Computed Tomography scanning compared to photogrammetry on the example of a
Tyrannosaurus rex skull from the Maastrichtian of Montana, U.S.A. Journal of
Paleontological Techniques 21: 1-13.
Book Review nº3