Late Pleistocene-Holocene mammalian body size change in Jordan's Azraq Basin: A case for climate driven species distribution shifts
Martin et al. · 2025
Quaternary Science Reviews
Citation
Martin et al. (2025). Late Pleistocene-Holocene mammalian body size change in Jordan's Azraq Basin: A case for climate driven species distribution shifts. Quaternary Science Reviews.
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Editorial assessment & provenance
- Editorial assessment
- Neutral; evidence supports
- Source collection
- Peer Reviewed Literature
- Record type
- Paper
- Publication status
- Not independently checked
- Author affiliation
- Unaffiliated with YDB/CRG teams (source classification)
- Source location
- Peer Reviewed Literature, row 235
- Snapshot imported
- 2026-10-08
Source notes
This paper finds that the YD cooling caused the body sizes of gazelle, foxes and hares to be reduced, providing additional evidence that the YD was unique among previous climate oscillations throughout the ice age.
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