Newly recovered fossil proboscideans and embrithopods from Chilga, Ethiopia are
described and evaluated taxonomically. They are dated to ca. 28–27 Ma (late Oligocene) …

As highlighted in recent years, the Indian Subcontinent has an important role to play in
human origins research, especially to help link the Asian evidence with the Levant, Europe …

Fossils from the Bugti beds, Baluchistan, Pakistan, suggest that the rodent fauna of the Indo-
Pakistan subcontinent evolved in relative isolation from Europe between the middle Eocene …

The study of the early anthropoids or anthropoideans from the Oligocene badlands of the
Fayum Province, Egypt, covers the greater part of this century. This review discusses the …

In this paper we report the first occurrence of an endemic African plesiadapiform primate
from the early-middle Eocene locality of Glib Zegdou (Hammada du Dra, Algeria). Dralestes …

Within the Indian subcontinent, the oldest Cenozoic record of non-volant mammals
comprises various groups including perissodactyls, artiodactyls, primates, lagomorphs …

A Middle Eocene mammalian fauna consisting predominantly of rodents has been
recovered from the top of the Subathu Formation in the Metka Coalfield, Jammu and …

Abstract The Indian Subcontinent was an important geographic region for faunal and
hominin evolution in Asia. While the Oldowan as the earliest technocomplex continues to be …

Based on isolated upper cheek teeth, two new early Eocene rodents (Subathumys
solanorius gen. et sp. nov. and Subathumys globulus gen. et sp. nov.) and three others …

Recent paleontological collections at the middle Miocene locality of Maboko Island in
Kenya, dated at 15–16 million years, have yielded numerous new specimens belonging to …