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Agriculture in the Uruguay Roundsidae; Primates, Adapidae; Rodentia, Zegdoumyidae; Macroscelidea, Herodotinae; Hyracoidea, Pliohyracidae. The analysis of this local fauna provides insights into its position with regards to other North African mammalian faunas and its possible relationships with Eocene Eurasian faunas.

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Keith Noble,Tania Dennis,Sarah Larkinsee numerous illustrations in ., for example). In addition to a wide array of non-fish fossils, the formation provides an unparalleled sample of the Early Tertiary fish fauna of North America, with hundreds of thousands of beautifully preserved skeletons belonging to at least 16 different families. T

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4665-5 of superbly preserved fossils in lake beds overlying kimberlite pipes (., .; .; .; .; .; .). The sediments containing the fossils consist of shales and mudstones deposited in small crater lakes. These fossil localities have never been the subject of detailed paleontological investigation. As a cons

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Conclusions and Recommendations,nd early Eocene mammalian evolution known anywhere in the world (see .). Fossils preserved in sediments of the Fort Union and Willwood Formations, mostly avulsion belt and overbank deposits (.; .), document a radiation of archaic mammals and the existence of the modern orders Marsupialia, Carnivora,

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230378902 preservation allows for an opportunity for unprecedented accuracy in reconstruction of anatomy and behaviour. Preserved elements include completely articulated skeletons, soft body outlines, gut contents, unborn fetuses, and such delicate structures as external ears and flying membranes of bats. Th