The Maastrichtian intertrappean beds of Kisalpuri and Kelapur, India, have yielded new
amphibian and squamate reptile fossils that increase our knowledge of these groups. In …

The Maastrichtian intertrappean beds of Naskal, Andhra Pradesh, India, have yielded a
diverse fauna of amphibians and squamates. Amphibians, represented by anurans only …

The Indian stratigraphic record with well documented Mesozoic and Early Tertiary terrestrial
biotas is now adequate to shed light on the geodynamic chronology of the subcontinent …

We here report on the first madtsoiid snake from the late Oligocene of India (the molasse
deposits of Ladakh Himalaya). Madtsoiidae is an extinct group of medium sized to gigantic …

ABSTRACT Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) eutherian mammals are documented from the
intertrappean beds of Naskal, Rangareddi District, Andhra Pradesh, India, on the basis of …

The Miocene beds of Kutch in India are well known for their mammalian assemblages,
including the extinct ape Sivapithecus, but far less is known about the fossil squamates from …

Abstract The Neogene Siwalik deposits of Jammu Province (India) have yielded amphibians
and squamates. The collection includes the first amphibians and the first colubroid snakes …

We here report on the first lizard fossils from the Deccan intertrappean strata (latest
Cretaceous/Palaeocene) exposed at Kesavi, District Dhar in the Malwa Plateau of lower …

Abstract The Miocene beds of Kutch in India are well known for their mammalian
assemblages including an extinct ape Sivapithecus. We here report new amphibian and …

We here report on a new lizard from the Deccan intertrappean strata (uppermost Cretaceous–
lowermost Paleocene) of the recently discovered Kesavi locality, central India. The material …