The family Rhinocerotidae is a key component of the Cenozoic European fauna. It reached
its peak diversity during Miocene and began to decline in the Pliocene; the last …

Isolated teeth and bones of rhinoceroses are sometimes difficult to identify at specific level
because our poor knowledge of the morphological variability of fossil and, often, of extant …

Pliocene and earliest Pleistocene Northern Eurasian rhinocerotines are poorly documented
and understudied in comparison to Pleistocene and Miocene ones. However, they represent …

The Villafranchian fossil record of Perissodactyla is of a great interest because the
appearance of the genus Equus and disappearance of the genus Tapirus mark important …

ABSTRACT The Middle Pleistocene archaeological record of the southern Levant has
proven key to understanding human evolution and intercontinental faunal biogeography …

Elinor Wight Gardner (1892–1981) was the first female geologist who worked and published
as a geoarcheologist. During her career, she worked in arid lands of North Africa …

A fragmentary mandible from the early Pliocene of the Vera Basin is here investigated to
clarify its taxonomic position. The studied specimen is here assigned to Pliorhinus …

Dental morphology is a major aspect of ecological and evolutionary studies of both extant
and fossil mammalian species. Mammalian dentitions are diverse feeding systems that can …

Now that we have written in praise and disparagement of the nature of man, we must now
survey two types of humans of strange visage, both at length and in an abbreviated way. The …

Discussions1 of possible causes of the biblical malady known as tsara'at appear throughout
rabbinic literature. However one precisely defines tsara'at, 2 its onset represents a break …