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COMMENTARY |
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Charles A. Repenning—a
Dedication (PDF) PE14.3.2E
Louis H. Taylor, Louis L.
Jacobs, and Christopher J. Bell
A biographical sketch and bibliography of
Charles A. Repenning (PDF) PE 14.3.3E
Christopher J. Bell and
Jeanne L.R. Forsberg |
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CRITICAL REVIEWS |
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Polyphyly, paraphyly, provinciality, and the promise of
intercontinental correlation: Charles Repenning’s contributions to the
study of arvicoline rodent evolution and biochronology
(PDF) PE 14.3.18A Christopher J.
Bell and Christopher N. Jass |
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ARTICLES |
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Platypterygius Huene,
1922 (Ichthyosauria, Ophthalmosauridae) from the Late Cretaceous of Texas,
USA
(PDF) PE14.3.19A
Thomas L. Adams and Anthony
R. Fiorillo
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Microwear patterns on the teeth of northern high latitude hadrosaurs
with comments on microwear patterns in hadrosaurs as a function of
latitude and seasonal ecological constraints
(PDF) PE14.3.20A
Anthony R. Fiorillo
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CT reconstruction and relationships of the Early Cretaceous
tribosphenidan mammal, Slaughteria eruptens (Trinity Group, Texas,
USA)
(PDF) PE14.3.21A
Dale A. Winkler, Louis L.
Jacobs, Y. Kobayashi, and Michael J. Polcyn
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Eoconodon
(“Triisodontidae,” Mammalia) from the Early Paleocene (Puercan) of
northeastern Montana, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.22A
William A. Clemens
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New species of Peradectes and Swaindelphys (Mammalia,
Metatheria) from the Early Paleocene (Torrejonian) Nacimiento Formation,
San Juan Basin, New Mexico, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.23A
Thomas E. Williamson and Louis H. Taylor
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Terrestrial mammal fossils from the Wildcat Creek beds (Paleogene),
Tieton River area, south-central Washington, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.24A
Christopher Strganac
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A new species of the genus Megapeomys (Mammalia, Rodentia,
Eomyidae) from the Early Miocene of Japan
(PDF) PE14.3.25A
Yukimitsu Tomida
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A new species of Cernictis (Mammalia, Carnivora, Mustelidae) from the
Late Miocene Bidahochi Formation of Arizona, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.26A
Jon A. Baskin
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Microtoid cricetids and the early history of arvicolids (Mammalia, Rodentia)
(PDF) PE14.3.27A
Oldrich Fejfar, Wolf-Dieter
Heinrich, Laszlo Kordos, and
Lutz Christian Maul
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Geology and mammalian paleontology of the Horned Toad Hills, Mojave
Desert, California, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.28A
Steven R. May, Michael O.
Woodburne, Everett H. Lindsay, L. Barry Albright, Andrei Sarna-Wojcicki,
Elmira Wan, and David B. Wahl
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New rodents (Mammalia, Rodentia, Cricetidae) from the Verde Fauna of
Arizona and the Maxum Fauna of California, USA, early Blancan Land Mammal
Age
(PDF) PE14.3.29A
Everett H. Lindsay and
Nicholas J. Czaplewski
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An owl-pellet accumulation of small Pliocene vertebrates from the Verde
Formation, Arizona, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.30A
Nicholas J. Czaplewski
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Cricetid rodents from the Pliocene Panaca Formation, southeastern
Nevada, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.31A
Yun Mou
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Shrews, lagomorphs and rodents (excluding Cricetidae) from the Pliocene
Panaca Formation, southeastern Nevada, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.32A
Yun Mou
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Microtine rodents in
the Frick Collection from Yushe Basin,
Shanxi Province, China
(PDF) PE14.3.33A
Lawrence J. Flynn
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Variation in the lower dentition of a late Blancan (Late Pliocene)
Cotton rat (Sigmodon curtisi)
(PDF) PE14.3.34A
Dennis R. Ruez,
Jr.
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Preliminary study of rodents of the Golliher B assemblage from Meade
County, Kansas, USA indicates an intense cold period near the end of the
Pleistocene
(PDF) PE14.3.35A
Robert A. Martin, Pablo
Peláez-Campomanes, and James G. Honey
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New perspectives on lagomorph and rodent biochronology in the
Anza-Borrego Desert of southern California, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.36A
Lyndon K. Murray, Dennis R.
Ruez, Jr., and Christopher J. Bell
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Arvicolini (Rodentia) from the Irvingtonian of north-central Kansas, USA
(PDF) PE14.3.37A
Richard J. Zakrzewski and
Gabe S. Bever
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Fossil lagomorphs from the Potwar Plateau, northern Pakistan
(PDF) PE14.3.38A
Alisa J. Winkler, Lawrence
J. Flynn, and Yukimitsu Tomida
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The Early Pleistocene Mimomys hordijki (Arvicolinae, Rodentia)
from Europe and the origin of modern neartctic sagebrush voles (Lemmiscus)
(PDF) PE14.3.39A
Alexey S. Tesakov and Thijs
van Kolfschoten
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Caves, arvicoline rodents, and chronologic resolution
(PDF) PE14.3.40A
Christopher N. Jass
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Using left-right asymmetry to estimate
non-genetic variability in vole teeth (Rodentia, Muridae, Arvicolinae)
(PDF) PE14.3.41A
P. David
Polly, Laura Killick, and Mark Ruddy
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Taxonomic diversity of Late Cenozoic Asian and
North American ochotonids (overview) (PDF) PE
14.3.42A
Margarita A. Erbajeva, Jim I. Mead, Nadezhda V. Alexeeva,
Chiara
Angelone, and Sandra L. Swift |
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The Middle Pleistocene herpetofaunas from
Kärlich (Neuwied Basin, Germany) (PDF) PE 14.3.43A
J. Alan Holman and Thijs van
Kolfschoten |
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The stratigraphic debate at Hueyatlaco, Valsequillo,
Mexico (PDF) PE 14.3.44A
Harold E. Malde, Virginia Steen-McIntyre, Charles W. Naeser,
and
Sam L. VanLandingham |
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PE Erratum:
The braincase of Youngina capensis (Reptilia, Diapsida):
new insights from high-resolution CT scanning of the holotype (PDF)
14.3.45A
Nicholas M. Gardner, Casey M. Holliday, and F. Robin O'Keefe |
PE Notes
Within each article are links in the contents column to material that may be of further use to specific readers. There is a plain-language summary and there are multiple versions of the abstract in English, Français, Español,
Deutsch, Arabic, Polski, and Italiano. PDF versions of the articles are available (click on "PDF" beside the title) or from the contents column within the individual articles.
ISSN: 1094-8074, web version; 1935-3952, print version.
Copyright:
Coquina Press
Volume 14, Issue 3
November 2011
http://palaeo-electronica.org
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