Cenozoic Mammals of Africa
Edited by Lars Werdelin and William Joseph Sanders
1040 pages, 241 b/w photos, 102 illus, 21 maps, 81 tabs.
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This book is a clear and comprehensive review of the African mammalian fossil record over the past 65 million years. It includes current taxonomic and
systematic revisions of all African mammal taxa, detailed compilations of fossil site occurrences, and a wealth of information regarding paleobiology,
phylogeny and biogeography. Primates, including hominins, are particularly well covered.
The discussion addresses the systematics of endemic African mammals, factors relating to species richness, and a summary of isotopic information. The work also provides contextual information about Cenozoic African tectonics, chrono stratigraphy of sites, paleobotany, and global and regional climate change.
The discussion addresses the systematics of endemic African mammals, factors relating to species richness, and a summary of isotopic information. The work also provides contextual information about Cenozoic African tectonics, chrono stratigraphy of sites, paleobotany, and global and regional climate change.
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