Among the 14small mammal species from the early Miocene locality of the northern area of
the Junggar basin (northern Xinjiang, China), four species are cricetids (Rodentia) …

The Oligocene fossil deposits of Ulantatal in Inner Mongolia show an amazing faunal
richness, comparable to the highly diversified contemporaneous faunas from the Valley of …

The present publication reports new discoveries of Miocene cricetid rodents from the
Taatsiin Gol area (Valley of Lakes) in Mongolia. The fossil cricetids recovered in this area …

Dental, mandibular, and postcranial specimens of Megacricetodon yei n. sp., are described.
The new specimens, including the complete dentition, mandible, and partial forelimb and …

The origin of the Cricetidae and the relationships among earliest species from Central and
East Asia are still disputed. The taxonomic status of some Eocene cricetid taxa is also …

The fossil cricetids described in the present paper were obtained from the Middle Eocene of
Yuanqu Basin by screen-washing in two field seasons of 1997 and 1998. This discovery not …

The Oligocene fossil deposits from Valley of Lakes in Central Mongolia have provided a
wealth of rodent fossils. Among these, cricetids are a very important part. To date, only the …

New specimens of Eucricetodon are described from the Late Oligocene Tieersihabahe
Formation of the Junggar basin, northern Xinjiang, China. The relatively abundant material …

I describe here the virtually complete skeletal remains of a new species of Cricetodon
recovered from the northern Junggar Basin of China in 1998. The abundant cranial and …

Here we report a new early Oligocene cricetid, Paracricetops virgatoincisus, gen. et sp. nov.,
discovered from the Caijiachong locality in Yunnan Province, China. This new cricetid …