Large-scale fluctuations in global climate and resulting changes in ecology had a profound
effect on human evolution and dispersal. Though hominin remains are scarce, studies …

Fossil vertebrates, especially mammals, of the Neogene–Quaternary of Central Argentina
were fundamental to the construction of time and rock-time scales and the knowledge of the …

The Quaternary faunal evolution for the Indonesian Archipelago reflects the unique
relationship of each island with SE Asian mainland. The recent sub faunas of Sundaland …

Abstract The Bois-de-Riquet archeological site (Lézignan-la-Cèbe, Hérault, France)
provides significant paleontological and archeological data about the first occupations of …

Some French large mammal assemblages, from the Pliocene to the Middle Pleistocene,
have been critically valued in the aim to operationally define biochronological unit …

For the first time, the general trends of large mammal fauna changes in SW Europe during
the Middle Pleistocene Revolution (MPR) have been compared with the coeval vegetation …

A large sample of the Pikermi and Samos ungulates was examined by microwear analysis
using a light stereomicroscope (561 extinct and 809 extant comparative specimens). The …

The palaeontological site of Huéscar-1 contains a diverse faunal assemblage and has
played an important role in establishing local-scale biozone successions in the Guadix-Baza …

The first humans to have migrated out of Africa were the ancestors of the Pithecanthropines—
Homo erectus—of Java. Different sources point to ca. 1.9 Ma as the date of their exodus …

Throughout the Early to Middle Pleistocene several origination and extinction bioevents led
to a progressive rebuilding of the structure of the Mediterranean mammalian communities …