The Western Palaearctic evolution of the water vole Arvicola
@inproceedings{Ruddy2011TheWP, title={The Western Palaearctic evolution of the water vole Arvicola}, author={Mark Ruddy}, year={2011} }
The water vole is common in Middle and Late Pleistocene temperate Palaearctic faunas. It is widely used in biostratigraphy because of temporal trends in the size, shape and structure of the first lower molar (M1). However, geographic variation in the evolutionary development of the M1 has restricted the precision and accuracy of age-estimations. This thesis explores morphological variation in the M1 of fossil and extant populations of the lineage Mimomys savini–Arvicola, and uses the phenotype… Expand
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