South America was invaded by slider turtles (Trachemys spp.) twice, with one immigration
wave estimated to have reached South America 8.6–7.1 million years ago (mya) and a …

Based on data from analyses on previously-reported carbon stable isotope data from dental
enamel and dentine from tusks reported in the literature, diets were inferred for the …

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 …

The late Quaternary extinctions have been widely debated for a long time, but the varying
magnitude of human vs. climate change impacts across time and space is still an unresolved …

Abstract The diversity of South American proboscideans during the Quaternary has been a
subject of discussion for decades. The presence of Cuvieronius hyodon in South America is …

Se infirió la dieta de tres ejemplares de caballo (Equus conversidens), cinco gonfoterios
(Cuvieronius hyodon), un bisonte (Bison sp.), un mamut (Mammuthus columbi), un perezoso …

The Mauryan dynasty of the third century BC was the first to unite the greater part of the
Indian subcontinent under a single ruler, yet its demographic geography remains largely …

This volume provides the most up-to-date and holistic but compact account of the peopling
of the world from the perspective of language, genes and material culture, presenting a view …

The feeding and habitat habits of 12 gomphotheres Cuvieronius hyodon from the
Pleistocene of Costa Rica were inferred using carbon and oxygen isotopic ratios of tooth …

Purpose This paper examines the conditions under which ancient peoples might have
developed a concept of “sustainability,” and concludes that long-term resource management …