Titlebook: History of Terrestrial Mammals in South America; How South American M Thomas Defler Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 South Ame

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The Native Ungulates of South America (Condylarthra and Meridiungulata),he Neogene in the Pleistocene, had become large, rhinoceros-like . and camel-like .. Although there is much to learn about the many species of South American . (native ungulates), many forms are known. Some of the latest forms are known to have been hunted by Early humans, who finally arrived in South America.

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The Genesis of the Modern Amazon River Basin and Andean Uplift and Their Roles in Mammalian Diversilished is an important theme discussed as well as what the conditions must have been to allow invading mammals of open country and savannah from the north to arrive at the southernmost parts of the continent.

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Platyrrhine Monkeys: The Fossil Evidence,ld have had to be for the success of such a precarious voyage. New phylogenetic analyses point out the probable stem lines from the main crown primates that help clarify primate diversification in South America.

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Mammalian Invasion of the Caribbean Islands,Although the sloths, primates, and caviomorphs suggest that the fauna entered from South America, intriguingly some mammalian groups from the continent are absent (e.g., carnivores, ungulates), making the theory of a land bridge difficult.

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Book 2019 may also appealto a larger audience of general readers interested in mammalian evolution. .The book begins with an introduction, describing the tools necessary to interpret the evolutionary history of South American mammals in geological terms and some of the early people who helped found South Ame