The identification of floral visitation by pollinators provides an opportunity to improve our
understanding of the fine-scale ecological interactions between plants and pollinators …

Interest continues to grow in Arctic megafaunal ecological engineering, but, since the mass
extinction of megafauna~ 12–15 ka, key physiographic variables and available forage …

The history and palaeoecology of the steppe bison (Bison priscus) remain incompletely
understood despite its widespread distribution. Using dental microwear textural analysis …

The ecology and behaviour of woolly and Columbian mammoths and mastodons have been
extensively studied. Despite this, their patterns of mobility, and particularly the question of …

This book by Laure Fontana is a remarkable work, synthesizing over 20 years of her own
research on reindeer in France as well as the work by many other researchers. It is nothing …

Archaeological dung pellets are time capsules of ancient herbivore diets and gut flora,
informing on past agropastoral activity, ecology, and animal health. Improving multi-proxy …

Within the UK, the western European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) has suffered a long-
term population decline to the point of being considered vulnerable to extinction in Great …

Pollen analysis of five teeth (two premolars, three molars) from a single maxilla of a giant
deer (Megaloceros giganteus) found in Pleistocene deposits in The Netherlands reflects the …

Despite their reputation as one of the most commonly known prehistoric animals of the
Pleistocene, variations within the woolly mammoth's (Mammuthus primigenius, Blumenbach …

The article reviews key milestones of more than 200 years of study of late Pleistocene (MIS3–
2) mammal mummies with an emphasis on woolly mammoth, which dominates the sample …