Avian predators as accumulators of fossil mammal material

By D. Mayhew. 2008

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Subfields: Ecology, Paleontology

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1. S. Parfitt
2. L. Maul

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1. S. Parfitt
2. L. Maul

Citations in the corpus

• Micromammals from the 1995 Mammoth Excavation at West Runton, Norfolk, UK: Morphometric data, biostratigraphy and taxonomic reappraisal (2010, result): “This observation is supported by earlier taphonomic observations by Mayhew (1977), who identified diurnal birds of prey as an important source of small mammal material in his samples from the same deposit.”
• Taphonomy for taxonomists: Implications of predation in small mammal studies (2016, background): “980  Raczynski, J., Ruprecht, A., 1974.”