mammals. Some 22 taxa are from the vicinity of the Blancan/Irvingtonian transition, 12 most likely are Irvingtonian, and 4 are possibly Illinoian in age. Although many sites are undated with precision, most remaining sites probably are Wisconsinan, with well over 300 taxa. 17
New Mexico is in the forefront of dinosaur-collecting grounds. AnalysiS of the state's dinosaur foss...
Sedimentary deposits in the Salton Trough of California record the infilling of the northern part of...
Fossil bearing continental deposits, the Gila Conglomerate, of the Safford and Duncan Basins, Arizon...
New Mexico has a diverse record of Pliocene and Pleistocene vertebrates, including faunas from all t...
Significant mammalian faunas of Pliocene (Blancan) and early Pleistocene (early and medial Irvington...
Southeastern New Mexico (SENM) has a wealth of Pleistocene vertebrate faunas. There are 40 named sit...
Sandia Cave is an important latest Pleistocene(late Rancholabrean) vertebrate fauna, with more than ...
River gravels in the Pecos Valley just north of Roswell, Chaves Cor.rnty, New Mexico, produced fossi...
Each paper also published separately.Bibilography at end of each paper except one.E. L. Furlong. The...
Biological communities in Mexico experienced profound changes in species composition and structure a...
Vernon Bailey\u27s Mammals of New Mexico is not a satisfactory source of data for many studies which...
In 1935, vertebrate fossils were first found in Arroyo de la Parida, about 6 km northeast of Socorro...
Each paper also published separately.Descriptive letterpress on versos facing some of the plates.Car...
Tedford (1981) reviewed the fossil mammal faunas from late Cenozoic basins in New Mexico, including ...
Most of the vertebrate fossils from Tijeras Arroyo, located just south of the Albuquerque Internatio...
New Mexico is in the forefront of dinosaur-collecting grounds. AnalysiS of the state's dinosaur foss...
Sedimentary deposits in the Salton Trough of California record the infilling of the northern part of...
Fossil bearing continental deposits, the Gila Conglomerate, of the Safford and Duncan Basins, Arizon...
New Mexico has a diverse record of Pliocene and Pleistocene vertebrates, including faunas from all t...
Significant mammalian faunas of Pliocene (Blancan) and early Pleistocene (early and medial Irvington...
Southeastern New Mexico (SENM) has a wealth of Pleistocene vertebrate faunas. There are 40 named sit...
Sandia Cave is an important latest Pleistocene(late Rancholabrean) vertebrate fauna, with more than ...
River gravels in the Pecos Valley just north of Roswell, Chaves Cor.rnty, New Mexico, produced fossi...
Each paper also published separately.Bibilography at end of each paper except one.E. L. Furlong. The...
Biological communities in Mexico experienced profound changes in species composition and structure a...
Vernon Bailey\u27s Mammals of New Mexico is not a satisfactory source of data for many studies which...
In 1935, vertebrate fossils were first found in Arroyo de la Parida, about 6 km northeast of Socorro...
Each paper also published separately.Descriptive letterpress on versos facing some of the plates.Car...
Tedford (1981) reviewed the fossil mammal faunas from late Cenozoic basins in New Mexico, including ...
Most of the vertebrate fossils from Tijeras Arroyo, located just south of the Albuquerque Internatio...
New Mexico is in the forefront of dinosaur-collecting grounds. AnalysiS of the state's dinosaur foss...
Sedimentary deposits in the Salton Trough of California record the infilling of the northern part of...
Fossil bearing continental deposits, the Gila Conglomerate, of the Safford and Duncan Basins, Arizon...