Current studies on past biodiversity in South-East Asia

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Homo luzonensis: main characteristics and implications for the evolutionary history of the genus Homo
Florent Detroit and Armand Salvador Mijares

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Micromammal palaeobiodiversity of prehistoric sites in Mindoro, Philippines
Marian Reyes

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Three new extinct species of cloud rats from the Callao Cave Complex, Luzon Island, Philippines
Janine Ochoa et al.

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Exploring Evidence for Early Human-Cuscus (Phalangeridae) Interactions on the Islands of the Asia-Pacific
Shimona Kealy

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Taphonomy and site formation history of vertebrate-bearing breccia in the caves of Sumatra
Holly Smith

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Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene Southeast Asian turtles and tortoises: The Hoabinhian zooarchaeological record
Corentin Bochaton et al.

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New specimens of giant tortoises, Megalochelys from Northeastern Thailand
Wilailuck Naksri et al.

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Mini break

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The first record of elasmobranchs from the coastline of Samut Sakorn Province, Thailand.
Suchada Khamha et al.

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"Pollen analysis in ancient whale excavation site at Samut Sakhon province, Thailand "replace by The fossil record of Southeast Asian alligatoroids: in search of extant Chinese alligator origins , Marton Rabi
Wipanu Rugmai replace by Marton Rabi

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Forty years of continental palaeontology in the Mesozoic of South-East Asia : main results and perspectives
Uthumporn Deesri et al.

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A large ‘macrobaenid’ turtle from the basal Cretaceous of Thailand
Haiyan Tong et al.

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Mesozoic turtles from South-East Asia as key taxa for understanding the phylogenies of modern taxa
Julien Claude et al.

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Paleoneuroanatomy of an atoposaurid (Neosuchia, Crocodylomorpha) from the Sao Khua Formation (Thailand) and paleobiological implications.
Yohan Pochat et al.

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Sibumasu as the key to understanding changing evolutionary modes in the early Palaeozoic: a shared research and geoscience education effort in southeast Asia, IGCP668
Nigel C. Hughes and Shelly J. Wernette

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General discussion