Titlebook: Biological Consequences of Plate Tectonics; New Perspectives on Guntupalli V.R. Prasad,Rajeev Patnaik Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerlan

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T?tung von Neugeborenen und S?uglingennd reviews the tectonic and climatic events that may have had a role in shaping them. All available evidence points to hominoid origins in Africa by the latest Oligocene, and the earliest evidence for apes outside of Africa in Eurasia occurs at ~17–16 Ma following a tectonic event at ~19 Ma that res

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First Ornithischian and Theropod Dinosaur Teeth from the Middle Jurassic Kota Formation of India: Podontians, iguanian lizards, cryptodire turtle, crocodilians, pterosaurs, sauropod dinosaurs and early mammals. However, no theropod and undoubted ornithischian dinosaur remains have been reported from the Jurassic of India until now. Here we describe the first theropod dinosaur teeth representing f

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Upper Gondwana (Jurassic to Early Cretaceous) Palynoflora of India: Its Correlation with Other Gondeview of the Indian Upper Gondwana sequence, mainly focusing on the paleobotanical distribution, diversity, and transitions. The current problems and stratigraphic lacuna in dating and correlating the Upper Gondwana sequence of India are also discussed. The palynological data pertaining to the Juras

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Anuran Lissamphibian and Squamate Reptiles from the Upper Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) Deccan Intertrdge of these groups. In addition to focusing on these two localities, we review the faunas of amphibians and squamates from other Maastrichtian intertrappean beds. In the Maastrichtian sites of India, aside from a possible salamander, amphibians are all anurans. Costata (formerly Discoglossidae) and

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Chelonian Pelomedusoides Remains from the Late Cretaceous of Upparhatti (Southwestern India): Syste(Maastrichtian) strata such as the intertrappean beds of Bombay and Kachchh (western India), Raibasa and Kisalpuri (central India), infratrappean Lameta Formation (Pisdura) (central India) and the Kallamedu Formation (southeastern India), and also Early Albian – Middle Turonian beds of the Karai For

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