A palate with much of the dentition from Aragai, Lukeino Formation (6 Ma) Kenya, is the most
complete known specimen of a Late Miocene procaviid hyracoid. It shares several features …

We describe unpublished material of the poorly known hyracoid, Brachyhyrax aequatorialis
from the Early Miocene of Songhor and Koru, Kenya, on the basis of specimens stored in the …

An almost complete skull of Afrohyrax namibensis from the Early Miocene green sands at
Elisabethfeld, Namibia, and a maxilla from Fiskus, clarify the systematic position of this …

Three genera of hyracoids were recorded from the Early Miocene of East Africa by Whitworth
[18], but there has been considerable divergence of opinion about their status. Despite …

Despite the great diversity of known fossil hyracoids that belong to the archaic family
Pliohyracidae, practically nothing has been unravelled about the origin and diversification of …

A distal metapodial of a giant hyracoid from Middle Miocene sediments at Nova, near
Hondeklip Baai, is attributed to Parapliohyrax ngororaensis. The find reveals that the genus …

Abstract The Jebel Qatrani Formation in the Fayum Depression, Egypt, has yielded a diverse
hyracoid fauna that includes both small-and large-bodied forms. Thyrohyrax domorictus is …

ABSTRACT A new genus and species (Antilohyrax pectidens) of gazelle-sized hyracoid
from the late Eocene, Jebel Qatrani Formation, Fayum Province, Egypt, exhibits dental …

ABSTRACT The hyracoid Antilohyrax pectidens Rasmussen and Simons, 2000 from quarry
L-41 in the Fayum, Egypt displays many interesting features, including a comb-like …

New lower dental material of the fossil hyracoid mammal, Seggeurius amourensis Crochet,
1986, from Eocene deposits of the Southern Atlas in Algeria, has prompted a reevaluation of …