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2015
In the UK, every good discussion takes place over a nice cup of tea. Our book was no exception, with the first seeds of the idea being sown during teatime in the tearoom of the Department of Zoology of the University of Cambridge (United Kingdom). Our original thought was to write a review on the evolution of the masticatory apparatus of rodents, but ...
Philip G. Cox, Lionel Hautier
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In the UK, every good discussion takes place over a nice cup of tea. Our book was no exception, with the first seeds of the idea being sown during teatime in the tearoom of the Department of Zoology of the University of Cambridge (United Kingdom). Our original thought was to write a review on the evolution of the masticatory apparatus of rodents, but ...
Philip G. Cox, Lionel Hautier
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Rodentia of the Somerset Caves [PDF]
Abstract T he author has examined the Rodents from the caves of Somersetshire contained in the Taunton Museum, and found that many of them cannot be referred to species hitherto regarded as belonging to the fauna contemporary with the Mammoth in Britain. He enumerates species of Arvicola
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Changing Only Slowly: The Role of Phylogenetic Niche Conservatism in Caviidae (Rodentia) Speciation
Journal of mammalian evolution, 2020Darlan da Silva+4 more
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, 2014
. The genus Reigechimys (Rodentia, Echimyidae) was originally described on the basis of two mandibular fragments recovered from Huayquerian (late Miocene) outcrops of the Cerro Azul Formation in La Pampa Province (Argentina).
Renata Sostillo+2 more
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. The genus Reigechimys (Rodentia, Echimyidae) was originally described on the basis of two mandibular fragments recovered from Huayquerian (late Miocene) outcrops of the Cerro Azul Formation in La Pampa Province (Argentina).
Renata Sostillo+2 more
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Unraveling Deep Branches of the Sigmodontinae Tree (Rodentia: Cricetidae) in Eastern South America
Journal of mammalian evolution, 2018P. Gonçalves+5 more
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