The rich and diverse fossil mammalian assemblage from Gratkorn (Middle Miocene, Austria)
is of primary importance for the understanding of the faunal evolution in Central Europe …

Understanding the dynamic evolution of orogenic belts and intra-continental basins depend
on field-based (tectono-) stratigraphic observations paired with geochronologic data such as …

The insectivores (Grandorder Lipotyphla) have been seldom used in mammal-based
paleoenvironmental inferences because this group is generally considered insufficiently …

Fossil anguine lizard specimens from several Turkish localities are described in this paper.
The material comes from ten different localities, spanning a large geographic area …

A recent fieldwork in the Kağızman-Tuzluca Basin in northeastern Turkey led us to the
discovery of three vertebrate localities which yielded some limb bones of the giant rhino …

The new locality of Çeştepe in the Kazan Basin, 45 km NNW of Ankara, yielded the remains
of three species of reptiles (cf. Lacerta sp., Anguinae indet. and Varanus sp.) and an …

The locality of Bıçakçı (Çameli basin, Anatolia) has yielded a diverse fauna of
micromammals. The arvicolines are the most diverse and abundant group. Their stage in …

The family Muridae dominates the Banovići (Bosnia and Herzegovina) rodent assemblage
in diversity as well as in number of specimens. The glirids are the second in importance and …

We here describe fossil remains from three Lower and Middle Miocene localities of Anatolia,
which we tentatively refer to chamaeleonids. The material comprises isolated tooth-bearing …

At the time of its discovery, over 25 years ago, the Greek locality of Aliveri preserved the
easternmost occurrence for the early Miocene of cricetodontine hamsters such as …