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Diet of the extinct Lava mouse Malpaisomys insularis from the Canary Islands: insights from dental microwear
Malpaisomys insularis is a mouse-like rodent endemic to the eastern Canary Islands. It became extinct during the fourteenth century. It was a remarkable species living under hyperarid conditions. A dental microwe...
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Dental microwear patterns of extant and extinct Muridae (Rodentia, Mammalia): ecological implications
Extant species of Muridae occupy a wide array of habitats and have diverse dietary habits. Consequently, their dental microwear patterns represent a potential clue to better understand the paleoecology of thei...