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This WikiProject, WikiProject Palaeontology, aims to organise an effort to expand and improve Wikipedia's coverage of palaeontology-related articles. Please feel free to ask questions on our talk page or our chatroom (Discord server).

If you wish to participate in this project, please list your name to Participants, and take a look at our open tasks.

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The following are articles that have been assessed by members of WikiProject Palaeontology as being of high-importance but being severely lacking in their coverage. These articles are about organisms and concepts that are important for a variety of historical, cultural, or scientific reasons, but unfortunately their current coverage on Wikipedia falls very short of the standards of an encyclopedia. This list exists to help editors, and potential editors, who may be interested in helping WikiProject Palaeontology in the areas where that help is most desperately needed.

The importance of these articles to science is not properly represented by their current coverage on Wikipedia, and therefore work on these articles is of critical importance to the WikiProject, and to science communication as a whole. Ideally, all of these articles should be either Good Articles or Featured Articles, but due to either lack of interest or attention, these articles fall short of that standard. If improving one or more of these articles is of interest to you, but it is too big of a task to accomplish by oneself, just make a post on the Palaeontology Article Workshop and you should find some willing editors to help!

This list only features the articles which need the most work to be done. For a full list of the high-importance articles that could be expanded, see here.

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