Revisory studies together with the new research results have made it possible to update our
knowledge about the biochronology of terrestrial records from the Miocene epoch in the …

This synthesis aims to integrate former, recent and unpublished data on fossil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

The Oligocene–Miocene transition witnessed great environmental and faunal changes,
spanning from late Oligocene to early Miocene (MP28–MN3). Its drivers and consequences …

The Miocene small mammal fossil record of South Asia includes previously undocumented
shrews as a minor element. Nonetheless, fossil Soricidae, especially in the Siwalik deposits …

The Late Miocene continental successions of the Baccinello-Cinigiano basin (Grosseto),
one of the longest and most continuous vertebrate-bearing continental successions in the …

The origin of the peculiar and highly specialized shrew tribe Anourosoricini is poorly known.
The oldest known genera, Crusafontina Gibert and Darocasorex van Dam, first occur in …

The zone of Araia d'Alcora in the Ribesalbes-Alcora Basin (Spain, early Miocene, biozone
C, MN 4) yielded a relatively rich assemblage of shrews for an Iberian site, composed by …

The fossil insectivores from Turolian sites (latest Miocene) in Spain are poorly studied,
usually limited to the description of a few new species, or restricted to non-detailed faunal …

Abstract The Bavarian fissure filling Petersbuch 28 (Germany, Lower Miocene, MN 3/4)
yielded a diverse assemblage of shrews. Soricella discrepans Doben-Florin, 1964 and …

Shrews are among the most speciose of mammalian clades, but their evolutionary history is
poorly understood. Their fossil record is fragmentary and even the anatomy of living groups …