Titlebook: European Neogene Mammal Chronology; Everett H. Lindsay,Volker Fahlbusch,Pierre Mein Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 198

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Patterns of Old World Hipparionine Evolutionary Diversification and Biogeographic Extensionh Africa, and southwest Asia (Woodburne and Bernor, 1980); southwest Asia (Bernor, 1985a); China (Qiu et al., 1987; Bernor et al., in press); the Indian Subcontinent (Hussain, 1971; MacFadden and Woodburne, 1982; Bernor and Hussain, 1985); and Africa (Boné and Singer, 1965; Churcher and Richardson,

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Amy Kirchhoff,Sheila M. Morrissey); Turolium/Ruscinium-Grenze (MN13/MN14) mit der Messin/Zanclium-Grenze (in der NN12); Oberkante des Rusciniums (MN15/MN16) im Bereich des tieferen Piacenzium und die Oberkante der S?ugetier-Faunenzone MN16 im Bereich des h?heren Piacenzium, die S?ugetierFaunenzone MN17 reicht in das tiefere Pleisto

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Classification and Design of Esthetic Clasp, material has been unearthed. Most of the excavated sites are new, as those of RP1, RZ/1, PXM, VTK, DIT, DKO. The new localities, the new collected material, its determination and comparison with those of Eurasian localities allow a detail dating of the Neogene deposits of the lower Axios valley. Th

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ogy are based on the most accurate and current data. Vertebrate paleon- tologists believe that the fossil record is the only secure data for measuring the actual course and tempo of vertebrate evolution. Knowledge of the fossil record must keep pace with advances in other areas of science so that inferences o978-1-4899-2515-2978-1-4899-2513-8