Les équidés, groupe à grande répartition géographique et emblématique de la macroévolution, sont largement documentés. Leur taxonomie est pourtant très sujette à controverse résultant en de nombreuses synonymies, en général à cause d'un manque d'informations sur la valeur diagnosique des caractères. Les hipparions et Equus africains, représentés majoritairement par du matériel dentaire isolé, restent méconnus par rapport aux taxons nord-américains et eurasiatiques dont les spécimens sont souvent plus complets. Afin de déterminer le domaine de variation des caractères dentaires (variation ontogénétique, intra- et interspécifique, et prémolaires / molaires), une analyse de morphométrie géométrique combinée avec de l'imagerie 3D et/ou des mesu...
Three studies were performed in order to ascertain how climate variability in Africa may have influe...
International audienceTropical Africa is home to an astonishing biodiversity occurring in a variety ...
textEver since Darwin claimed that expanding savannas were the driving force behind humanity's diver...
Les équidés, groupe à grande répartition géographique et emblématique de la macroévolution, sont lar...
Studies of horse evolution arose during the middle of the 19th century, and several hypotheses have ...
Studies of horse evolution arose during the middle of the 19th century, and several hypotheses have ...
International audienceIn Northeastern Africa, the beginning of the IOS 3 is characterized by a hyper...
Les restes fossiles des grands herbivores (genres Bos, Bison, Equus, Coelodonta et Stephanorhinus) s...
There have been numerous changes in hominin geographic ranges in the course of human evolution, indi...
International audienceThis study aimed to reconstruct the environmental conditions that prevailed in...
[EN] Recently discovered, the site of El Kherba is part of the Plio-Pleistocene site complex of Ain ...
Altres ajuts: European Union "NextGenerationEU / PRTR" programThe last European wild equids -Equus f...
Most biogeographers considered the Maghreb to be part of the Palearctic biogeographic region, though...
As Sahabi is a celebrated Libyan late Miocene vertebrate locality. The discovery of the site was mad...
The fossil remains of large herbivores (genus Bos, Bison, Equus, Coelodonta and Stephanorhinus) are ...
Three studies were performed in order to ascertain how climate variability in Africa may have influe...
International audienceTropical Africa is home to an astonishing biodiversity occurring in a variety ...
textEver since Darwin claimed that expanding savannas were the driving force behind humanity's diver...
Les équidés, groupe à grande répartition géographique et emblématique de la macroévolution, sont lar...
Studies of horse evolution arose during the middle of the 19th century, and several hypotheses have ...
Studies of horse evolution arose during the middle of the 19th century, and several hypotheses have ...
International audienceIn Northeastern Africa, the beginning of the IOS 3 is characterized by a hyper...
Les restes fossiles des grands herbivores (genres Bos, Bison, Equus, Coelodonta et Stephanorhinus) s...
There have been numerous changes in hominin geographic ranges in the course of human evolution, indi...
International audienceThis study aimed to reconstruct the environmental conditions that prevailed in...
[EN] Recently discovered, the site of El Kherba is part of the Plio-Pleistocene site complex of Ain ...
Altres ajuts: European Union "NextGenerationEU / PRTR" programThe last European wild equids -Equus f...
Most biogeographers considered the Maghreb to be part of the Palearctic biogeographic region, though...
As Sahabi is a celebrated Libyan late Miocene vertebrate locality. The discovery of the site was mad...
The fossil remains of large herbivores (genus Bos, Bison, Equus, Coelodonta and Stephanorhinus) are ...
Three studies were performed in order to ascertain how climate variability in Africa may have influe...
International audienceTropical Africa is home to an astonishing biodiversity occurring in a variety ...
textEver since Darwin claimed that expanding savannas were the driving force behind humanity's diver...