Quantitative analysis of morphology allows for identification of subtle evolutionary patterns
or convergences in anatomy that can aid ecological reconstructions of extinct taxa. This …

Most adapiform primates from North America are members of an endemic radiation of
notharctines. North American notharctines flourished during the Early and early Middle …

The genus Anchomomys was defined by Stehlin (1916) to describe the type species
Anchomomys gaillardi from Lissieu (France). Subsequently, Eocene fossil sites have …

Based on isolated upper cheek teeth, two new early Eocene rodents (Subathumys
solanorius gen. et sp. nov. and Subathumys globulus gen. et sp. nov.) and three others …

An accurate prediction of the body mass of an extinct species can greatly inform the
reconstruction of that species' ecology. Therefore, paleontologists frequently predict the …

Several patterns were revealed in a temporal study on morphological variety of Sorex
araneus and S. tundrensis (Soricidae, Mammalia). We examined samples from 18 modern …

Early Eocene primate postcranial bones from the Vastan lignite mine of Gujarat, India, have
proven useful for understanding the haplorhine and strepsirrhine divergence. Previous …

Three new species of basal early Eocene perissodactyls are described from two
stratigraphic intervals in the upper Ghazij Formation of Balochistan Province, Pakistan …

Abstract The Ypresian Cambay Shale Formation at Vastan, Mangrol, and Tadkeshwar lignite
mines in Gujarat, western India, has yielded a rich vertebrate fauna including madtsoiid …

We report a new genus and species of herbivorous mammal, Pahelia mysteriosa, from the
early Eocene Cambay Shale Formation, Tadkeshwar Lignite Mine, Gujarat, India. The new …