With the identification of the Jaramillo geomagnetic subchron, the late Early Pleistocene
vertebrate succession of the Quibas-Sima section (Quibas karstic complex, southern Spain) …

Northwestern Africa is today characterized by high geographical, climatic and ecological
diversity; it is recognized as a hotspot of biodiversity and a major area for both human and …

This synthesis aims to integrate former, recent and unpublished data on fossil
micromammals (Rodentia, Erinaceomorpha, Soricomorpha, Chiroptera) from Moroccan …

We used an integrative approach combining cranio-dental characters, mitochondrial and
nuclear data and acoustic data to show the presence in the genus Miniopterus of a cryptic …

The bat genus Myotis is represented by 120+ living species and 40+ extinct species and is
found on every continent except Antarctica. The time of divergence of Myotis has been …

We present the bat assemblage from the early Miocene (MN4, 16.9–15.95 MY) basin of
Ribesalbes-Alcora, which has yielded the remains of ten chiropteran taxa. Bat assemblages …

In the frame of the Franco–Moroccan 'Programme Casablanca', several important new Late
Miocene to Late Pleistocene mammalian localities have been excavated in the Casablanca …

The cranial and mandibular remains of a large serotine bat Eptesicus praeglacialis Kormos,
1930 are described from the Lower Pleistocene deposits of the Taurida cave in the central …

Numerous remains (incomplete skull, cranial and mandibular fragments, and isolated teeth)
of a large horseshoe bat of the Rhinolophus ferrumequinum group are described from the …

A new extinct subspecies of the Mehely's horseshoe bat, Rhinolophus mehelyi
scythotauricus subsp. nov., is described on the base of an incomplete skull from the Lower …