The relative weights of physical forcing and biotic interaction as drivers of evolutionary
change have been debated in evolutionary theory. The recent finding that species, genera …

Nearly five decades ago Berggren and Van Couvering proposed an Old World “Hipparion
Datum” wherein a North American Hipparion extended its range across Eurasia and Africa …

The Late Miocene development of faunas and environments in western Eurasia is well
known, but the climatic and environmental processes that controlled its details are …

Our study of the Late Cretaceous–Cenozoic extension in Eastern China is a kinematic
analysis of faults (≈ 1500 striated fault data, 175 stress solutions at 90 sites) that has …

The present study deals with new material of carnivorans (Mustelidae, Mephitidae, Ailuridae,
Potamotheriinae and Viverridae) from the basal Tortonian (Late Miocene, late Astaracian) …

The limited correlation of the old collections to the fossiliferous sites and to the local
stratigraphy prevented safe dating of the Samos mammal fauna for a long time. Two main …

Extensive fieldwork and detailed studies during the last three decades have enriched our
understanding of the Plio-Pleistocene large mammal record of Greece. While the unearthed …

Abstract The rhinocerotids (Mammalia: Rhinocerotidae) represent a herbivorous
perissodactyl family that includes the extant rhinoceroses and their phylogenetically related …

Palaeogiraffa is a poorly understood giraffid genus from the Vallesian of Axios Valley
(Northern Greece), Turkish Thrace and Central Turkey. The Axios Valley remains come from …

Family Equidae includes all the modern horses, zebras, donkeys and a great number of
related species. The equids appeared with the genus Hyracotherium (= Eohippus) in the …