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Eastern Paleontologist
2024
The Zeta Pond Site: A New Rancholabrean Local Fauna from Pinellas County, Florida
Jakob H. Pammer, Peter A. Meylan, and Richard C. Hulbert
2022
Late Pliocene (Yorktown Formation) Teleostean Otoliths from New Localities in North Carolina, USA, and their Relationship to Other North American Assemblages
Gary L. Stringer, Eric Sadorf, and Kevin Shannon
2021
“Man and the Mastodon”: Revisiting the Northborough Mastodon
Robert S. Feranec, Martin Christiansen, David “Bud” Driver, and Stuart J. Fiedel
Early Pliocene Leporids from the Gray Fossil Site of Tennessee
Joshua X. Samuels and Julia Schap
Amphibians and Squamates from the Late Pleistocene (Rancholabrean) Clark Quarry, Coastal Georgia
Dennis Parmley, Joshua L. Clark, and Alfred J. Mead
2020
Proboscideans from US National Park Service Lands
Jim I. Mead, Justin S. Tweet, Vincent L. Santucci, Jeffrey T. Rasic, and Sharon E. Holte
Fish Otoliths Provide Further Taxonomic and Paleoecologic Data for the Late Pleistocene (Rancholabrean) Jones Girls Site, Georgia
Gary L. Stringer and Richard C. Hulbert Jr.
2019
Spatial Variation in Predation in the Plio-Pleistocene Pinecrest Beds, Florida, USA
Frank L. Forcino, Holly J. Hurding-Jones, and Emily S. Stafford
A New AMS Radiocarbon Date for the Ivory Pond Mastodon
Stuart Fiedel, Robert Feranec, Thomas Marino, and David “Bud” Driver
The Development of an Oxbow Lake in Alabama, USA, Inferred from Diatom Microfossils and Sedimentation
Jay Y. S. Hodgson and Amelia K. Ward
First Description and Significance of Cretaceous Teleostean Otoliths (Tar Heel Formation, Campanian) from North Carolina
Gary L. Stringer, Don Clements, Eric Sadorf, and Kevin Shannon