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By Jean-Philip Brugal ; UMR 6636 of CNRS - MMSH - BP 647 - F- Aix-en-Provence cedex 02 ; brugal@mmsh.univ-aix.fr , phone: (33)(0)4.42.52.42.86 / fax: (33)(0)4.42.52.43.77.
Comparative anatomy remains the basis of any taxonomic determination. Both the dental and skeletal morphology of living species generally help us to identify fossil specimens, in particular those dating to the Quaternary since these are morphologically little different from their living representatives. In order to (...)