Publisher: Carnegie Museum of Natural History
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First Middle Miocene Rodents from the Mae Moh Basin (Thailand): Biochronological and Paleoenvironmental Implications
Yaowalak Chaimanee, et al. (2007)
The Marmot-Sized Paramyid Rodent Notoparamys costilloi from the Early Eocene of Wyoming, with Comments on Dental Variation and Occlusion in Paramyids
Kenneth D. Rose, et al. (2007)
HANOMYS MALCOLMI, A NEW SIMPLICIDENTATE MAMMAL FROM THE PALEOCENE OF CENTRAL CHINA: ITS RELATIONSHIPS AND STRATIGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS
XUESHI HUANG, et al. (2004)
NEW SPECIMEN OF DELTATHEROIDES CRETACICUS (METATHERIA, DELTATHEROIDA) FROM THE LATE CRETACEOUS OF MONGOLIA
GUILLERMO W. ROUGIER, et al. (2004)
PURGATORIUS (PLESIADAPIFORMES, PRIMATES?, MAMMALIA), A PALEOCENE IMMIGRANT INTO NORTHEASTERN MONTANA: STRATIGRAPHIC OCCURRENCES AND INCISOR PROPORTIONS
WILLIAM A. CLEMENS, et al. (2004)
TAXONOMIC UTILITY OF SEQUENTIAL WEAR PATTERNS IN SOME FOSSIL CAMELIDS: COMPARISON OF THREE MIOCENE TAXA
JAMES G. HONEY, et al. (2004)
A NEW EUBAENINE, GOLEREMYS MCKENNAI, GEN. ET SP. N., (BAENIDAE: TESTUDINES) FROM THE PALEOCENE OF CALIFORNIA
J. HOWARD HUTCHISON, et al. (2004)
