New or Little Known Titanotheres From the Lower Uintah Formations, With Notes on the Stratigraphy and Distribution of Fossils Fieldiana, Geology, Vol.4, No.2

This comprehensive study of titanotheres from the Lower Uintah Formation provides new insights into the evolution and distribution of these enigmatic mammals. With detailed descriptions and illustrations, as well as discussions of their ecological significance, this text is an important resource for paleontologists and evolutionary biologists.

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