The Neogene mammal localities of Greece are numerous and include a great number of
taxa. In the present article the faunal list for each locality is given. The lists are as complete …

Abstract Rodents (Mammalia: Rodentia) constitute today the mammalian order with the
highest species diversity and the largest geographical distribution, since they live in almost …

The paleontological research during the last 160 years in Greece has recovered continental
deer fossils from at least 100 localities, which span geochronologically from the late …

Even though there are numerous late Miocene mammal localities in the southern Balkans,
those of late Turolian and early Ruscinian age are uncommon. Using the available data …

A systematic revision of Italian Messinian Prolagus findings has been performed, evidencing
the presence of four different species. Comparative analyses allowed their separation in two …

The paleoenvironmental evolution of Lake Ismarida in Thrace (Northern Greece) is revealed
by the combined lithological, micropaleontological (benthic foraminifera, pollen and NPPS) …

A micromammalian fauna recovered about 15 years ago from an argillaceous bed on the
south-western coast of Lake Vistonis (Xanthi-Komotini Basin, Thrace, NE Greece) and …

The order Lagomorpha, already split from the rodents during the early Eocene, includes
today the hares and rabbits (family Leporidae) and the pikas (family Ochotonidae), living …

Extant suids are represented today in the Greek fauna only by the wild boar Sus scrofa,
whose local fossil record extends back to the beginning of Middle Pleistocene. Members of …

Abstract The Miocene/Pliocene locality of Silata is well known from its micromammalian
fauna, described earlier. How ever, there are also some interesting remains of large mam …