Volume 92, Issue 4, December 2012

Messel and the terrestrial Eocene - Proceedings of the 22nd Senckenberg Conference

ISSN: 1867-1594 (Print) 1867-1608 (Online)

Prior to 2009 this journal was published as Senckenbergiana lethaea.

In this issue (17 articles)

  1. Preface

    “Messel and the terrestrial Eocene” – Proceedings of the 22nd Senckenberg Conference

    Thomas Lehmann, Stephan F. K. Schaal Pages 397-402
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    The value of X-ray approaches in the study of the Messel fruit and seed flora

    Margaret E. Collinson, Selena Y. Smith… Pages 403-416
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    A short account on the Eocene fish fauna from Huadian (Jilin Province, China)

    Jean Gaudant, Stephan F. K. Schaal, Sun Wei Pages 417-423
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    Amphisbaenians from the European Eocene: a biogeographical review

    Marc Louis Augé Pages 425-443
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    Amphibians and squamates in the Eocene of Europe: what do they tell us?

    Jean-Claude Rage Pages 445-457
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    Locomotion and biomechanics in Eocene mammals from Messel

    Holger Preuschoft, Jens Lorenz Franzen Pages 459-476
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    Re-interpretation of the genus Parabunodon (Ypresian, Turkey): implications for the evolution and distribution of pleuraspidotheriid mammals

    Grégoire Métais, Emmanuel Gheerbrant… Pages 477-486
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    A new late Paleocene micromammal fauna from Montchenot (Paris Basin). Preliminary results

    Martin Jehle, Marc Godinot, Dominique Delsate… Pages 487-496
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    Palaeoecology of a primate-friendly, middle Eocene community from Laredo, Texas and a review of stratigraphic occurrences of Paleogene land mammals across the Gulf Coastal Plain, USA

    James W. Westgate Pages 497-505
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    Evolutionary morphology, cranial biomechanics and the origins of tarsiers and anthropoids

    Alfred L. Rosenberger, Holger Preuschoft Pages 507-525
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    The labyrinthine morphology of Pronycticebus gaudryi (Primates, Adapiformes)

    Renaud Lebrun, Marc Godinot, Sébastien Couette… Pages 527-537
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    Pedal distal phalanges of the Eocene adapoids Europolemur and Darwinius compared to phalanges of Notharctus and other primates

    Wighart von Koenigswald, Jörg Habersetzer… Pages 539-565
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    Palaeopathology and fate of Ida (Darwinius masillae, Primates, Mammalia)

    Jens Lorenz Franzen, Jörg Habersetzer… Pages 567-572
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    Understanding Eocene primate palaeobiology using a comprehensive analysis of living primate ecology, biology and behaviour

    Michelle L. Sauther, Frank P. Cuozzo Pages 573-583
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    Peculiarities of the Messel fish fauna and their palaeoecological implications: a case study

    Norbert Micklich Pages 585-629
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    The importance of Messel for interpreting Eocene Holarctic mammalian faunas

    Kenneth D. Rose Pages 631-647
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    Primates in the Eocene

    Philip D. Gingerich Pages 649-663
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