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A Preliminary Revision of the Extinct Voles of Mimomys and its Allies from China and the Adjacent Area with Emphasis on Villanyia and Borsodia

Yoshinari Kawamura, Yingqi Zhang

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Mimomys and its allies constitute a group of extinct voles with rooted molars, which is important for biostratigraphic and evolutionary studies of small mammals. Their remains have commonly occurred from the Pliocene and Early Pleistocene sediments of China and Transbaikalia....

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Mimomys and its allies constitute a group of extinct voles with rooted molars, which is important for biostratigraphic and evolutionary studies of small mammals. Their remains have commonly occurred from the Pliocene and Early Pleistocene sediments of China and Transbaikalia....

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Mimomys and its allies constitute a group of extinct voles with rooted molars, which is important for biostratigraphic and evolutionary studies of small mammals. Their remains have commonly occurred from the Pliocene and Early Pleistocene sediments of China and Transbaikalia....

Key concepts: China, Emphasis (telecommunications), Geography, Biology, Demography, Sociology, Archaeology, Computer science

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