Search Results - "Guthrie, Daniel A."

Paleoindian Seafaring, Maritime Technologies, and Coastal Foraging on California's Channel Islands by Erlandson, Jon M, Rick, Torben C, Braje, Todd J, Casperson, Molly, Culleton, Brendan, Fulfrost, Brian, Garcia, Tracy, Guthrie, Daniel A, Jew, Nicholas, Kennett, Douglas J, Moss, Madonna L, Reeder, Leslie, Skinner, Craig, Watts, Jack, Willis, Lauren

“…Three archaeological sites on California's Channel Islands show that Paleoindians relied heavily on marine resources. The Paleocoastal sites, dated between…”
Get full text

Pleistocene to historic shifts in bald eagle diets on the Channel Islands, California by Newsome, Seth D, Collins, Paul W, Rick, Torben C, Guthrie, Daniel A, Erlandson, Jon M, Fogel, Marilyn L

“…Studies of current interactions among species, their prey, and environmental factors are essential for mitigating immediate threats to population viability,…”
Get full text

Terminal Pleistocene–Holocene Avifauna of San Miguel and Santa Rosa Islands: Identifications of Previously Unidentified Avian Remains Recovered from Fossil Sites and Prehistoric Cave Deposits by Collins, Paul W., Guthrie, Daniel A., Whistler, Emily L., Vellanoweth, René L., Erlandson, Jon M.

“…We provide an update to the fossil avifauna of San Miguel and Santa Rosa Islands based on the identification of 3509 small bird bones recovered from fossil…”
Get full text

Reply to Hudgens et al.: Bald eagles, no-analog ecological scenarios, and conservation strategies on the Channel Islands by Newsome, Seth D., Collins, Paul W., Rick, Torben C., Guthrie, Daniel A., Erlandson, Jon M., Fogel, Marilyn L.

Get full text

Archaeological implications of a bald eagle nesting site at Ferrelo Point, San Miguel Island, California by Erlandson, Jon M., Rick, Torben C., Collins, Paul W., Guthrie, Daniel A.

“…Numerous animals transport marine or other aquatic food remains to terrestrial landforms, where they may be commingled and confused with cultural constituents…”
Get full text

Paeneprolimnocyon, a New Genus of Early Eocene Limnocyonid (Mammalia, Creodonta) by Guthrie, Daniel A.

“…Paeneprolimnocyon, a new genus of limnocyonid (type species, P. amissadomus, n. sp.) from the Lost Cabin Member of the Wind River Formation, early Eocene of…”
Get full text

Environment and the Evolutionary View by Guthrie, Daniel A

Get more information

Suburban Bird Populations in Southern California by Guthrie, Daniel A.

“…When suburban housing developments replace the coastal sagescrub community in southern California, both the amount of cover and the diversity of vegetation are…”
Get full text

Primitive Man's Relationship to Nature by Guthrie, Daniel A.

“…Primitive man, exemplified by the American Indian, was no better than modern man in his relationship to his environment. Although the religion of the Indian…”
Get full text

A New Species of Dichobunid Artiodactyl from the Early Eocene of Wyoming by Guthrie, Daniel A.

“…A new species of artiodactyl, Bunophorus sinclairi, from the early Eocene Wind River Formation of Wyoming is described, and a revision is made in the generic…”
Get full text

Paeneprolimnocyon Guthrie, 1967, a Junior Synonym of Oodectes Wortman, 1901 by MacIntyre, Giles T., Guthrie, Daniel A.

Get full text

Age of the Chadron Anthill Fauna from Nebraska by Guthrie, Daniel A., Allen, Vicki

Get full text

A Titanothere (Mammalia, Perissodactyla) from the Early Eocene of Wyoming by Guthrie, Daniel A.

Get full text

The Carotid Circulation in Aplodontia by Guthrie, Daniel A.

“…The carotid circulation of Aplondontia rufa is described. The ancestral pattern in the Rodentia for the origin of the internal maxillary artery is as a…”
Get full text

The Tarsus of Early Eocene Artiodactyls by Guthrie, Daniel A.

“…The tarsi of two genera of early Eocene artiodactyls, Bunophorus and Diacodexis, are described. Both possess only four toes, with digits II and V reduced to…”
Get full text