Expansion, speciation and a change of trophic niche: a case study of the Early Pleistocene ground squirrels Spermophilus polonicus and S. praecox
Abstract
During the Early Pleistocene, two ground squirrel species, Spermophilus praecox (northern Black Sea area) and S. polonicus (Central Europe) coexisted in geographically well-separated ranges. Studied samples from Tiligul (Ukraine) and Kamyk (Poland) have approximately the same biostratigraphical age: the early Odessa faunal complex (Tiligul) and the Villanyian-Biharian transition (Kamyk). A significant difference in trophic niches and a high...
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Title
Expansion, speciation and a change of trophic niche: a case study of the Early Pleistocene ground squirrels Spermophilus polonicus and S. praecox
Published Date
Sep 19, 2019
Journal
Volume
33
Issue
1
Pages
4 - 18
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