| 41. | "' Charles Moore Wheatley "'( 16 March 1822 palaeontologist of the 19th century.
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| 42. | The specific name honours the late palaeontologist Olga Mar�a Amo Sanju�n, who studied the Cretaceous Galve fauna.
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| 43. | Fossils of this species have been found in Buchan in eastern Victoria and were identified by palaeontologist Jeanette Hope.
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| 44. | He began his career as a largely self-taught palaeontologist, after becoming interested in fossils through caving.
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| 45. | This was so successful that other scientists and palaeontologists sent her their own fossil samples for her to identify.
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| 46. | The palaeontologist Jos?Carlos Garc�a-Ramos from the University of Oviedo leads the museum's scientific team.
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| 47. | As a keen amateur palaeontologist, he regularly attended meetings of the British Association for the Advancement of Science.
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| 48. | Gebhardt had joined a team of palaeontologists from the RSM on a prospecting expedition alongside the Frenchman River Valley.
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| 49. | His son, the third Earl, was a palaeontologist and also sat as Enniskillen in Parliament as a Conservative.
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| 50. | Palaeontologists originally believed this to be a second brain, perhaps necessary to co-ordinate such a huge creature.
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