Author:
Al-Kindi Mohammed,Pickford Martin,Al-Sinani Yusouf,Al-Ismaili Ibrahim,Hartman Axel,Heward Alan
Abstract
Abstract
The 2017 field survey of the Ashawq Formation, Dhofar, Oman, resulted in the collection of large mammal remains, most of which belong to Afrotheria, but with one artiodactyl lineage indicating the possibility of dispersal links with Eurasia. The new fossil remains increase our knowledge about the dental anatomy of the endemic lophodont proboscidean genus Omanitherium, revealing, in particular, that it possessed two pairs of lower incisors. For the first time, a palaeomastodont is recorded from the Arabian Peninsula. Additional remains of Arsinoitherium, a hyracoid and an anthracothere from the formation are described.
Publisher
National Museum, Czech Republic
Subject
Paleontology,Stratigraphy,Geology,Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
Cited by
4 articles.
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