Oligo-Miocene climate change and mammal body-size evolution in the northwest United States: a test of Bergmann's RuleBODY SIZE IN OLIGO-MIOCENE MAMMALSJOHN D. ORCUTT AND SAMANTHA S.B. HOPKINS | Citedby Results | Paleobiology | GeoScienceWorld

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Oligo-Miocene climate change and mammal body-size evolution in the northwest United States: a test of Bergmann's Rule

Paleobiology (2013) 39 (4): 648–661.

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