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Preservação excepcional
Moléculas orgânicas
Mesozoico
Como Citar
Resumo
Dados a respeito da frequência de achados de tecidos moles não mineralizados ainda são escassos e os que já foram sistematizados estão dispersos na literatura, associando a ideia das descobertas a fenômenos isolados. Este artigo apresenta uma revisão da literatura, publicada nos últimos 50 anos, com o objetivo de compreender a frequência de tecidos moles não mineralizados em fósseis de dinossauros não avianos e os atuais limites temporais de sobrevivência esperada dessas biomoléculas. Os resultados identificaram 52 artigos que descrevem material orgânico preservado em fósseis de dinossauros não avianos, considerados geológica, geográfica e taxonomicamente abrangentes nas rochas mesozoicas. Ainda assim, acredita-se que a frequência é subnotificada devido à atual resistência em aceitar as descobertas como sendo de remanescentes orgânicos e à falta de recursos para esse tipo de detecção. A partir do desenvolvimento de novas tecnologias, pode-se prever que tais achados provavelmente serão a norma e não a exceção.
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