The mobility and dietary preferences of now‐extinct proboscideans have not been
comprehensively examined in the central USA. We used stable carbon (δ13C), oxygen …

Stable isotopes of mammoths and mastodons have the potential to illuminate ecological
changes in late Pleistocene landscapes and megafaunal populations as these species …

In this study, we review the history of proboscideans in the Great Lakes region (Ontario and
western New York) in the context of local glacial and vegetational histories. Further, we …

We investigated the application of stable isotope analysis of proboscidean remains
(collagen in bone/dentin/cementum and structural carbonate in enamel bioapatite) for genus …

The stable carbon and oxygen isotope compositions of serial samples of enamel from tusks
of Gomphotherium productus (Mammalia, Proboscidea) from Port of Entry Pit, Oklahoma …

The Miocene of the Great Plains of North America has long been recognized as an interval
of major ecological reorganization. To reconstruct the dietary response of the proboscidean …

Proboscideans are so-called ecosystem engineers and are considered key players in
hypotheses about Late Pleistocene megafaunal extinctions. However, knowledge about the …

The causes of megafaunal extinctions in North America have been widely debated but
remain poorly understood. Mammoths (Mammuthus spp.) in the American Southwest were …

Diet and habitat were estimated, based on stable isotopes, for six species of proboscideans
inhabiting the Americas during the Pleistocene. In North America, Mammuthus columbi …

Oxygen and carbon isotope compositions of teeth were measured for a variety of fossil
herbivores, omnivores and carnivores from Natural Trap Cave (NTC) and Little Box Elder …