We describe the most complete postcranial remains of a pathological, large‐bodied
sabretooth from the Lower Pliocene site of Langebaanweg 'E'Quarry (South Africa). The …

Here, we describe and revise craniodental material from Langebaanweg 'E'Quarry (South
Africa, early Pliocene,∼ 5.2 Ma), which represents one of the largest and best-preserved …

The early history of systematics research on the genus Megantereon led to a proliferation of
specific names for morphologically similar specimens, many of which came from …

Werdelin and Lewis (2000) recently described a new species of the saber-tooth genus
Megantereon (Mammalia, Carnivora, Felidae) from Late Pliocene (∼ 3.5 Ma) deposits of the …

Bone-bearing coprolites are fossilised faeces of carnivores and as such they provide
important information about food webs and feeding strategies of the ancient ecosystem. With …

The systematics of the Plio-Pleistocene scimitar toothed felid Homotherium have remained
problematic after more than a century of fossil findings in Eurasia, Africa and the Americas …

The Toros Menalla Late Miocene Formation (7 Ma), Djurab desert, Chad, has yielded a
large number of vertebrate remains, and among them around twenty taxa of carnivores …

Drimolen is one of the newest and most productive hominin sites in South Africa, and is
dated on faunal grounds between 2.0 Ma to 1.5 Ma. This paper provides the first overview of …

ABSTRACT The Cooper's Cave System has produced a diverse fossil assemblage including
the remains of Paranthropus robustus, and early Homo. The majority of the faunal remains …

The late Miocene fossil-bearing localities of Toros Menalla (Chad) have yielded a huge
amount of vertebrate remains with, in particular, the hominid Sahelanthropus tchadensis …