Rhombomylus is a gliroid mammal endemic to several early Eocene localities of central and
eastern Asia. It is best represented by a collection of numerous jaws and teeth, dozens of …

The three classic groupings of South American marsupials-sparassodonts,
pseudodiprotodonts, and didelphimorphians-may not constitute natural groups. The affinities …

Recent advances in mammalian higher-level molecular phylogenetics have generated
support for the recognition of four fundamental superordinal clades of living placental …

New material of dasyurids, peramelids, phalangerids, pseudocheirids, burramyids,
ektopodontids, and vombatids from the early Pliocene Hamilton fauna of Victoria, Australia …

The locomotory characteristics of kangaroos and wallabies are unusual, with both energetic
costs and gait parameters differing from those of quadrupedal running mammals. The …

Conilurine rodents are the most speciose and ecologically diverse rodent group within
Australia. Previous research has demonstrated that conilurines are members of a larger …

Marsupial moles (Natoryctes) are amongst the most unusual, enigmatic and elusive
vertebrates that inhabit Australia. They occupy the sandy deserts of central and north …

ABSTRACT A recently discovered tooth of the hominid primate Griphopithecus suessi Abel,
1902 is only the fifth tooth known of the species, and the first upper M3. All five teeth are from …

Two macropodoid endocranial casts from the early Miocene of the Riversleigh World
Heritage Area, northwestern Queensland are described. The larger is associated with a …

Marsupial moles (Notoryctes) are amongst the most unusual, enigmatic and elusive
vertebrates that inhabit Australia. They occupy the sandy deserts of central and north …