A new specimen from India represents the first mammal described from the Infratrappean
beds (Lameta Formation), the first record of “Haramiyida” from the subcontinent, and as …

Multituberculates (Allotheria) are generally regarded as the evolutionarily most successful
and longest-lived (Middle Jurassic to late Eocene) clade of Mesozoic and early Paleogene …

Background Two recent studies published in the same issue of Nature reached conflicting
conclusions regarding the phylogeny of early mammals: One places the clade containing …

Comparison of the early allotherian genera, Haramiyavia, Thomasia, Theroteinus, and
Eleutherodon shows that their molariform teeth are variants of a common pattern, justifying …

The Allotheria are fossil mammals with upper and lower postcanines usually showing two
longitudinal rows of cusps separated by a central valley. The group comprises the poorly …

Nalameryx savagei is one of the rare mammals found in India during the Oligocene. Five
dental remains composed the originally found material, described in 1990. The first …

A small collection of terrestrial vertebrate fauna is documented from the poorly fossiliferous
lower part of the Murree Group exposed in the general vicinity of Kalakot (northwest …

The phylogeny of Allotheria, including Multituberculata and Haramiyida, remains unsolved
and has generated contentious views on the origin and earliest evolution of mammals. Here …

Abstract The middle Eocene Pondaung Formation in Myanmar has yielded a rich
mammalian fauna including several Primate taxa. Hyaenodonta are known by the genera …

The 2002 field work campaign of the joint Myanmar–French Expedition has resulted in the
discovery of new material particularly in the Bahin area (Pondaung Formation, Middle …