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The Early to early Middle Pleistocene stenonoid horses from Italy [PDF]
, 2011 At least five stenonoid horses have been recorded in the Early to early Middle Pleistocene Italian faunal assemblages: Equus livenzovensis, Equus stenonis, Equus stehlini, Equus altidens and large sized equids generally referred to as the so-called “Equus ex gr. E. bressanus - E. suessenbornensis”. Equus altidens and Equus suessenbornensis are a rather
Alberdi M. T., PALOMBO, Maria Rita
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Pleistocene and Early Holocene Glaciations
1984An overview of the geomorphic evidence of former glacial events is presented here based on a survey of the pertinent literature, evaluation of air photographs and topographic maps (Appendix 1), and my own field observations in the course of the 1970s.
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THE EARLY PLEISTOCENE OF EASTON BAVENTS, SUFFOLK
Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London, 1962Analyses have been made of pollen and Foraminifera of Early Pleistocene sands and clays in the cliff-section at Easton Bavents, Suffolk. The pollen diagram shows a cool-temperate forest period with Tsuga, followed by a period with oceanic heaths when the climate became very cold.
BRIAN MICHAEL FUNNELL +1 more
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An Early Pleistocene Eagle from Nebraska
The Condor, 1971Grant and Grant (1968) have proposed an explanation for the reciprocal evolution of hummingbirds and the plants upon which they feed. According to this interpretation most hummingbird-pollinated flowers, especially temperate species, have evolved from bee flowers (Grant 1961; Grant and Grant 1965). The process involves an incipient stage during which a
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Magnetostratigraphy of the Apalos Formation (early Pleistocene)
2011Landscape formation on Cyprus is controlled by processes directly linked to the uplift and unroofing of the Troodos ophiolite complex since mainly early Miocene times. Understanding the island's geology and dating individual tectonic events will help in differentiating between tectonically controlled uplift and eustatic sea level or climatic changes ...
Weber, Josef +3 more
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Pleistocene history and early man in America
Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1939USAGE OF THE NAME PLEISTOCENE One hundred years ago last year, in 1837, Louis Agassiz, then living in Switzerland, advanced the view that there had been continental glaciation in northern Europe. A few years later, in 1846, Forbes, of England, introduced the name Pleistocene to include all glacial deposits younger than the Pliocene and older than the ...
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Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Maghreb
2001RELATIVE TIME PERIOD: Follows the Aterian and precedes both the Neolithic of Capsian tradition and the Southern Mediterranean Neolithic.
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The Early to Middle Pleistocene Italian Bovidae: biochronology and palaeoecology
2010Bovids are common elements in the Italian local faunal assemblages (LFAs), but their diversity and ecological role varied in LFAs as well as in faunal units (FUs) throughout the Early and Middle Pleistocene. Representatives of Bovini tribe are continuously present, albeit with different lineages, while “Caprini” are sporadically recorded by several ...
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Reconsidering the Equids from the Early Pleistocene Fauna of Apollonia 1 (Mygdonia Basin, Greece)
Quaternary, 2021George D Koufos, Dimitris S Kostopoulos
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