Biochronology is important to vertebrate chronology because the primary temporal units
developed and applied by vertebrate paleontologists for correlation of terrestrial deposits …

Thick successions of middle and late Cenozoic sedimentary rocks occur in the Linxia Basin
of China. These deposits comprise an archive recording spatiotemporal patterns of …

That fire facilitated the late Miocene C4 grassland expansion is widely suspected but poorly
documented. Fire potentially tied global climate to this profound biosphere transition by …

Simple Summary The family Equidae enjoys an iconic evolutionary record, especially the
genus Equus which is actively investigated by both paleontologists and molecular biologists …

The evolution of the present-day African savannah fauna has been substantially influenced
by the dispersal of Eurasian ancestors into Africa. The ancestors evolved endemically …

Gomphothere proboscideans are abundant in the Early to Middle Miocene deposits in Linxia
Basin, China, and are a biostratigraphically informative group. We review the gomphothere …

The Tertiary sediments of northern Pakistan are an exceptional record of terrestrial
sedimentation and represent most of Neogene time. Foremost is the Siwalik Group of the …

A biostratigraphic evaluation of the Indian subcontinent Neogene–Quaternary mammal
genera at 1 Ma intervals reveals a strong correlation between faunal turnovers (first and last …

The NOW database makes knowledge of extinct mammals available broadly, especially for
temperate-latitude Eurasia. We add dated biostratigraphic information for the subtropical …

The Himalayan foreland basin is characterised by three principal sedimentary successions.
These are the Subathu Group (Palaeocene-Eocene), the Murree or Dharamsala Group …