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9780195060393

The Evolution of Perissodactyls

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  • ISBN13:

    9780195060393

  • ISBN10:

    0195060393

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1989-10-19
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Summary

This new treatise is comprised of 24 papers covering virtually every recent development regarding fossil horses, rhinos, tapirs, and their extinct relatives. It includes materials currently available in no other reference, such as information on the oldest known rhino and the oldest known perissodactyl, as well as papers debunking myths about the evolution of horses, and strong evidence that hyraxes are not related to elephants. The summary chapter includes useful charts which show the relationships of all perissodactyl genera, their distribution in time and space, and a new classification of the order.

Table of Contents

Leonard Burton Radinsky (1937-1985)
A Brief Historical Review of Perissodactyl Classification
Radinskya Yupingae, A Perissodactyl-Like Mammal from the Late Paleocene of Southern China
Hyracoids, the Sister-Group of Perissodactyls
The Evolution of the Hyracoidea: A Review of the Fossil Evidence
Character Polarities in Early Perissodactyls and their Significance for Hyracotherium and Infraordinal
Origin and Systematic Position of the Paleotheriidae
Phylogeny of the Family Equidae
Dental Character Variation in Paleopopulations and Morphospecies of Fossil Horses and Extant Analogues
The Evolution of Mid-Oligocene Horses
Phylogenetic Interrelationships and Evolution of North American Late Equidae
Hipparion Horses: A Pattern of Worldwide Dispersal and Endemic Evolution
A Review of Old World Hipparionine Horses
A Quantitative Study of the North American Fossil Species of the Genus Equus
A Review of the Tapiroids
The History of the Rhinocerotoidea
The Phylogenetic History and Adaptive Radiation of the Amynodontidae
The Allaceropine Hyracodonts
The Systematics of Indricotheres
Teletaceras Radinskyi, A New Primitive Rhinocerotid from the Late Eocene Clarno Formation
The Rhinocerotidae
Hoploaceratherium, n. gen., A New Generic Name for "Aceratherium" Tetradactylum Lartet1837
Taxonomy and Biochronology of Eomoropus and Grangeria, Eocene Chalicotheres from the Western United States and China
Interrelationships and Diversity in the Chalicotheriidae
The Brontotheriidae: A Systematic Revision and Preliminary Phylogeny of North American Genera
European Brontotheres
Taxonomy of Duchesneodus (Brontotheriidae) from the Late Eocene of North America
The Origin and Evolution of Perissodactyls: A Summary and Synthesis
Classification of the Perissodactyla
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