The Pleistocene biochronology of Ukraine based on remains of small mammals was
established in the late 20th century. The main biochronological criteria used at that time …

Environmental sorting, historical factors and neutral dynamics may all drive beta diversity
(change in species composition across space), but their relative importance remains …

Thousands of fossils of small vertebrates are recorded in one of the most complete
stratigraphic sequences of the continental European Pleistocene, in the Sierra de …

El Mirón is a large cave in the Cantabrian Cordillera of northern Spain that presents a long
archaeostratigraphic sequence radiocarbon-dated by over 60 assays to between 41,000 …

ABSTRACT 1 The Palaeoloxodon antiquus large‐mammal assemblage was typical of the
late middle and late Pleistocene interglacials in Europe. This review examines the …

Because of their rapid evolution and abundant fossil record, arvicolid molars are commonly
employed in Quaternary biostratigraphy. In addition, with their extensive geographical …

The construction of regional biochronological scales for the Pleistocene based on remains
of small mammals is a systematic and successive process of accumulation of informative …

A species‐wide phylogeographic study of the narrow‐headed vole Lasiopodomys
(Stenocranius) gregalis was performed using the mitochondrial (mt) cytochrome b gene. We …

Abstract The Middle Pleistocene was a period of dynamic changes in Europe. During MIS
11, a number of modern mammal taxa appeared and environmental conditions remained …

No ideal method can be used alone to provide an accurate and irrefutable chronology for
dating European Early Pleistocene localities. The solution lies in the combination of …