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- Thierry Smith, Kenneth D. Rose, Philip D Gingerich
- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences…
- 2006
True primates appeared suddenly on all three northern continents during the 100,000-yr-duration Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum at the beginning of the Eocene, approximately 55.5 mya. The… (More)
- Kenneth D. Rose, Rajendra S. Rana, +4 authors Thierry Smith
- Journal of human evolution
- 2009
The oldest euprimates known from India come from the Early Eocene Cambay Formation at Vastan Mine in Gujarat. An Ypresian (early Cuisian) age of approximately 53Ma (based on foraminifera) indicates… (More)
- Kenneth D. Rose, Valerie B DeLeon, +4 authors Thierry Smith
- Proceedings. Biological sciences
- 2008
We report the oldest known record of Lagomorpha, based on distinctive, small ankle bones (calcaneus and talus) from Early Eocene deposits (Middle Ypresian equivalent, ca 53 Myr ago) of Gujarat,… (More)
- Thierry Smith, Rajendra S. Rana, +4 authors Lachham Singh
- Naturwissenschaften
- 2007
The geographic origin of bats is still unknown, and fossils of earliest bats are rare and poorly diversified, with, maybe, the exception of Europe. The earliest bats are recorded from the Early… (More)
- Rachel H. Dunn, Kenneth D. Rose, Rajendra S. Rana, K. Vimal Kumar, Ashok Sahni, Thierry Smith
- Journal of human evolution
- 2016
The oldest primates of modern aspect (euprimates) appear abruptly on the Holarctic continents during a brief episode of global warming known as the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum, at the beginning… (More)
- Maeva J Orliac, Sandrine Ladevèze, Philip D Gingerich, Renaud Lebrun, Thierry Smith
- Proceedings. Biological sciences
- 2014
Expansion of the brain is a key feature of primate evolution. The fossil record, although incomplete, allows a partial reconstruction of changes in primate brain size and morphology through time.… (More)
A new genus and species of primitive adapoid primate, Asiadapis cambayensis, is described based on a dentary from the lower Eocene Cambay Shale exposed in the Vastan lignite mine in Gujarat, western… (More)
- Gerald Grellet-Tinner, Vlad A. Codrea, Annelise Folie, Alessandra Higa, Thierry Smith
- PloS one
- 2012
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The Cretaceous vertebrate assemblages of Romania are famous for geographically endemic dwarfed dinosaur taxa. We report the first complete egg clutches of a dwarf lithostrotian titanosaur,… (More)
- Sandrine Ladevèze, Richard Smith, Thierry Smith
- Journal of Mammalian Evolution
- 2012
The earliest Eocene locality of Dormaal (Belgium) has provided the oldest Cenozoic herpetotheriid marsupials of Europe. No herpetotheriid has ever been reported earlier than the Eocene in Europe,… (More)
- Kenneth D. Rose, Luke T. Holbrook, +6 authors Thierry Smith
- Nature communications
- 2014
Cambaytheres (Cambaytherium, Nakusia and Kalitherium) are recently discovered early Eocene placental mammals from the Indo-Pakistan region. They have been assigned to either Perissodactyla (the clade… (More)