My colleagues and I are happy to present a new Cretaceous mammal, Tamirkhan, just been published with @springernature.com in @nature.com. Tamirkhan links two groups of Cretaceous placental relatives, zhelestids and zalambdalestids. Read here: rdcu.be/fwGTa

Cretaceous zhelestid mammals are zalambdalestoids

Nature - New Mongolian fossil evidence shows zhelestids were not placental-like herbivore relatives, but a dental variant within Zalambdalestoidea, with distinctive molars alongside zalambdalestid...

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Happy to announce publication of a very long term project, a revision of the weird early Eocene mammal 𝘞𝘺𝘰𝘭𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘴 with Maureen O'Leary and Ken Rose (1/x) bioone.org/journals/bul...