Turtles of the clade Testudinoidea have a rather scarce fossil record in Afro-Arabia, ranging
from the late Eocene up to the Quaternary. The vast majority of testudinoid fossils from Afro …

Herein, we revise the material of the extinct taxon Pseudopus pannonicus from Central
Europe, the largest known anguid lizard and iconic member of herpetofaunas from the …

We review in detail the published fossil record of turtles from Sardinia and, in addition, we
document previously undescribed specimens for the first time. Among these undescribed …

The genus Testudo was considered, for more than two centuries, to group almost all
tortoises that are part of current biodiversity (ie the members of Testudinidae), as well as the …

I here describe new fossil remains of lizards and snakes from the late Miocene of Pikermi,
near Athens, Greece. This classical locality, known since at least the middle of the 19th …

Together with the rest of the Balkan Peninsula, Greece acted as a refuge for thermophilic
amphibians and reptiles during the Quaternary Glaciations. In this work we provide new …

Late Miocene Turtles of Grytsiv (western Ukraine) with Rodent Gnaw Marks on the Carapace
Surface. Yanenko, V. & Kovalchuk, О.—The paper describes a series of turtle remains from …

We here describe a small turtle assemblage originating from the early Tortonian (late
Miocene) palaeoisland of Scontrone, central Italy, a locality previously known mostly for its …

We studied at least part of Kuhnʼs original material of lizards from the Paleocene (~ MP 5)
of the Walbeck locality in Germany. The collection was considered to be lost but is …

Turtles are among the most common and easily identifiable elements of the vertebrate fossil
record, especially in continental deposits. In Greece, turtle fossils have been identified in at …