The aberrant carnivore Gobicyon has been known for more than 80 years, but the
evolutionary position and taxonomic diversity of this animal remain unclear due to the …

Abstract The Junggar Basin, located in mid-latitude Central Asia, is an inland basin that is
one of the remotest area from any open seas on Earth. Knowledge about the paleoclimatic …

Recently collected carnivoran specimens from the Siwalik Group of Pakistan are described
and discussed. These specimens add to our knowledge of the previously known taxa while …

We analyse the evolution of carnivoran guilds (body mass, locomotor pattern, and diet
preference) across the Middle to Upper Miocene boundary based on a comparison of the …

We document new materials of Tungurictis, a basal hyaenid (hyena family), from the
Junggar Basin in northern **njiang Uygur Autonomous Region, northwestern China, and …

Anthracotheres were an environmentally sensitive group that were thought to have become
extinct from the middle-high latitudes of the northern hemisphere by the early Miocene …

ABSTRACT The East Asian records of Amphicyon are rare, fragmented, and unclear.
Heretofore, no material could be definitely assigned to this genus. Here, we report a …

The fossil records of large amphicyonids in Asia are rare and fragmentary, and their
evolution and dispersal are also unclear. Here we present new dental material from Laogou …

Since its first description, only a single undisputed specimen, an isolated, highly abraded
m1, was known from the enigmatic amphicyonid Agnotherium antiquum Kaup, 1833. Here …

The Amphicyoninae of the early Miocene from the locality of Tuchořice, the Czech Republic,
are represented by three species. Two of them are classified within the tribe Amphicyonini …