Although cooking is regarded as a key element in the evolutionary success of the genus
Homo, impacting various biological and social aspects, when intentional cooking first began …

Digital technologies are an increasingly pervasive medium for zooarchaeological
scholarship, providing a means to document and preserve fragile zooarchaeological …

The main features of today's Eurasian snake fauna were assembled during the Miocene (~
23–5 Ma), and so this epoch is critical for understanding the origins and early evolution of …

The present study describes a rich amphibian and reptilian assemblage from the early
Miocene locality Echzell, Germany. It consists of one allocaudate, five salamander, five frog …

Abstract The Adamantina Formation is the most extensive and taxonomically rich unit within
the Bauru Group (Upper Cretaceous). This unit is considered one of the most complete fossil …

We here describe fossil remains from three Lower and Middle Miocene localities of Anatolia,
which we tentatively refer to chamaeleonids. The material comprises isolated tooth-bearing …

ABSTRACT The Zaysan Basin in Central Asia has a long geological history, and it has
therefore seen major climatic and evolutionary transformations. The Miocene fossil record of …

We describe here new amphibian and reptile remains from three Oligocene localities of
Turkey. Two of the localities (Kavakdere and Kocayarma) are situated in southeastern …

The fossil history of worm lizards in Eastern Europe is very patchy because of the small
number of localities and the fragmentary vertebral material available. A new record of the …

A small sample of fossil vertebrae of amphibians and reptiles found in the historical
collection of the Museum of Geology and Palaeontology of the University of Torino is here …