Historical development and geographical distribution of giant deer (Cervidae, Megacerini)

@article{Vislobokova2011HistoricalDA,
  title={Historical development and geographical distribution of giant deer (Cervidae, Megacerini)},
  author={I. Vislobokova},
  journal={Paleontological Journal},
  year={2011},
  volume={45},
  pages={674-688}
}
  • I. Vislobokova
  • Published 2011
  • Geography
  • Paleontological Journal
    • The origin, trends in adaptatiogenesis and ecogenesis of megacerines reviewed. The major phylogenetic lineages are described, the main evolutionary events are dated and compared with changes in environments. It is shown that the major evolutionary changes in megacerines developed against a background of considerable changes in environments, which corresponded to global climatic and great regional landscape-climatic events. 
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