Hyainailourine hyaenodonts are among the largest terrestrial carnivorous mammals known.
The clade is widely dispersed, found in Eurasia, North America, and Afro-Arabia in the …

The recovery of a new species of small creodont from the Early Miocene of coastal Namibia
including associated upper and lower dental elements reveals that the group is in need of …

Throughout the Paleogene, most terrestrial carnivore niches in Afro-Arabia were occupied
by Hyaenodonta, an extinct lineage of placental mammals. By the end of the Miocene …

Fort Ternan is a middle Miocene (c. 13.7-13.8 Ma) site famous for its fossils of
Kenyapithecus wickeri, considered the earliest African hominoid. Herein, the Carnivora and …

Recent palaeontological surveys in Early Miocene sediments at Napak (Uganda), Koru
(Kenya) and Grillental (Namibia) have resulted in the collection of a number of small to …

Prionogale breviceps is a tiny carnivorous mammal from the early Miocene of eastern Africa.
Originally, specimens were interpreted as the adult morphology of the taxon. The dentition …

Nouvelles découvertes de hyaenodontidés (Creodonta, Mammalia) de la Formation
Pondaung, Éocène moyen, Myanmar: implications paléobiogéographiques. La faune de …

In 2003, Werdelin has identified three hyaenid species from the Late Miocene of Kenya
(Lothagam Formation), including two “ictitheres”–a newly erected Ictitherium ebu Werdelin …

Kamoyapithecus hamiltoni is a potential early hominoid species described from fragmentary
dentognathic specimens from the Oligocene site of Losodok (Turkana Basin, northwestern …

Several porcupine taxa are reported from the middle Miocene to the early Holocene in the
Old World. Among these, five species of the subfamily Hystricinae occurred in Africa …