Mammal remains, preserved in archaeological and palaeontological deposits, are
commonly used to reconstruct past terrestrial climates and environments. Here we propose …

The long-standing view that Mesozoic mammaliaforms living in dinosaur-dominated
ecosystems were ecologically constrained to small size and insectivory has been …

Studies of large herbivorous mammal (ungulate) communities have revealed an association
between increased tooth crown height (hypsodonty) and a shift to more arid environments …

The aim of this review is, first of all, to summarize our knowledge on Miocene Moschidae
and provide a helpful tool for the determination of moschids in Miocene faunas. Secondly, it …

While there is a rich Miocene fossil record from Europe, it is heavily biased to areas south of
50° N, and Miocene records from northern Europe are very scarce. Especially Fennoscandia …

In this study we present a new, extensive palaeobotanical and palaeoclimatic record from 85
microfloral assemblages of Middle Miocene (late Langhian–early Serravallian) age …

The Campisano Ravine in the RibesalbesAlcora Basin (Spain, early Miocene, biozone C,
MN 4) yielded a relatively diverse assemblage of squirrels, composed by the ground …

Serravallian terrestrial vertebrates are very uncommon in the northern margin of the
Pyrenean Mountains. A mandible of a new large sized amphicyonid (ca. 200 kg) is here …

Methodologies that analyse the colouration and external appearance of extant species are
very useful tools when facing one of the greatest challenges in the palaeoartistic …

Many studies have demonstrated Spanish students have an alarmingly scarce geological
and paleontological knowledge. Furthermore, this knowledge deficit extends throughout our …