Interest in the origin and evolution of Equus dates back to over a century, but there is still no
consensus on the definition of the genus or its phylogenetic position. We review the …

Fossil horses in Mexico have been documented for 150 years. At present, there exists an
abundant and diverse record that deserves consideration. In this contribution, we offer an …

Equids are among the most common mammals found in faunal assemblages of Late
Pleistocene age in Mexico. Much of what is known about the Equus species is the result of …

The Late Pleistocene (late Wisconsinan glacial stage) deposits of the archeological-
paleontological site of Cedral, north-central Mexico, have yielded abundant fossil remains of …

Paleoenvironmental interpretations inferred by the isotopic ecology of mammalian
assemblages from the Quaternary of Mexico are scarce. Carbon (δ 13 C) and oxygen (δ 18 …

Most of the Pleistocene species of Equus from Mexico have been considered to be grazers
and highly specialized on the basis of their craniodental features, and therefore analogous …

Por medio de los marcadores biogeoquímicos δ 13 Cy δ 18 O, se determinó la dieta y el
hábitat de tres mamíferos extintos, Camelops hesternus, Equus sp. y Mammuthus columbi …

Usando las relaciones isotópicas de 13C/12C y 18O/16O presentes en el esmalte y la
osteodentina, se infirió la dieta y el ambiente en el cual vivieron cinco especies extintas de …

Abstract The Rancho La Brea locality is world famous for asphaltic deposits that trapped and
preserved late Pleistocene megafauna over the last 50,000 years. This wealth of …

Stable isotopes of carbon (δ 13 C) in terrestrial geological materials (paleosol humus and
carbonates) as well as fossil bones (collagen and tooth enamel) are established as highly …