Cenogram analyses as habitat indicators for paleogene–neogene mammalian communities across the globe, with an emphasis on the early eocene Cambay Shale mammalian community from India

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dc.contributor.authorKapur, Vivesh V.
dc.contributor.authorGarcía Yelo, Blanca Ana
dc.contributor.authorMorthekai, P
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dc.description.abstractThe present study is an attempt to utilize cenogram methodology (both qualitative and quantitative) to consider mammalian communities from fve early to late Eocene localities across the globe (i.e., Polecat Bench, Bighorn Basin, North America; Abbey Wood, Blackheath Formation, UK; Cambay Shale, Cambay Basin, India; Wutu Formation, Wutu Basin, China; Pondaung Formation, Myanmar) so as to provide a comparative palaeohabitat framework. It is also a frst attempt to examine the palaeohabitat of an extinct mammalian community (i.e., from Cambay Shale) in India utilizing the cenogram approach. In addition, seven extinct middle-Miocene communities (Laogou, Linxia Basin, China; Estación Imperial, Spain; Paseo de las Acacias, Spain; Arroyo del Olivar-Puente de Vallecas, Spain; Somo-saguas, Spain; Paracuellos 5, Spain; Paracuellos 3, Spain) have also been considered, in order to provide a global perspective to the climatic inferences in a temporal context. The majority of statistical calculations for Paleogene communities expose forested and humid conditions, excluding the Cambay Shale mammalian community of India. A hidden diversity within the medium to large body-size category of mammals (disguising the mammal biodiversity expected in tropical forested habitats) from Cambay Shale (western India) is a plausible cause of digression in the results. This is refected in the histograms showing relationships between proportions of mammal species in various body-mass categories. Furthermore, the results show that Neogene mammalian communities were sustained in comparatively open habitats. Diferences between occidental European and Asian localities in the canopy and humidity of the Neogene environments are also refected in our analyses.
dc.description.abstractEl presente estudio trata de emplear (tanto cualitativa como cuantitativamente) la metodología basada en el estudio de los cenogramas asociados a las comunidades de mamíferos presentes en cinco localidades fósiles del Eoceno inferior a superior (i.e., Polecat Bench, Cuenca de Bighorn, Norte America Abbey Wood, Formación Blackheath, Reino Unido Cambay Shale, Cuenca de Cambay, India Wutu Formation, Cuenca de Wutu, China Formación Pondaung, Myanmar), para establecer un marco comparativo paleoambiental entre ellas. Este trabajo es una primera aproximación para descifrar el paleohábitat de una comunidad de mamíferos extintos (i.e. de Cambay Shale) de la India, mediante el uso de la técnica de los cenogramas. Además, siete comunidades extintas del Mioceno medio, (Laogou, Cuenca de Linxia, China Estación Imperial, España Paseo de las Acacias, España Arroyo del Olivar-Puente de Vallecas, España Somosaguas, España Paracuellos 5, España Paracuellos 3, España) fueron incluidas en los análisis, dando así un contexto global y evolutivo a la inferencia climática del presente trabajo. En general, el análisis estadístico de los datos sugiere que las comunidades de mamíferos del Paleógeno habitaban generalmente en bosques tropicales a subtropicales, a excepción de la comunidad de mamíferos en Cambay Shale en India. Nuestros resultados refejan una diversidad oculta entre las especies de tamaño medio a grande en la comunidad de mamíferos de Cambay Shale, que parece afectar a la estructura de la comunidad, ocultando la biodiversidad de mamíferos presenten ambientes tropicales boscosos. Esto queda refejado en los histogramas que muestran el porcentaje de especies dentro de cada categoría de tamaño corporal. Así mismo, nuestros resultados también muestran que las comunidades del Neógeno ocupaban ambientes forestales más abiertos o sabanas. Además, nuestros resultados también arrojan diferencias en el grado de forestalidad y humedad entre las localidades Neógenas de la Europa occidental y las asiáticas.
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dc.identifier.citationKapur, V.V., A. García Yelo, B. & Morthekai, P. (2020). Cenogram analyses as habitat indicators for Paleogene–Neogene mammalian communities across the globe, with an emphasis on the early Eocene Cambay Shale mammalian community from India. J Iber Geol 46, 291–310. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41513-020-00131-2
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dc.subject.keywordCenogram analysis
dc.subject.keywordCenozoic
dc.subject.keywordMammals
dc.subject.keywordPalaeoenvironment
dc.subject.keywordPalaeohabitat
dc.subject.keywordAnálisis de los cenogramas
dc.subject.keywordCenozoico
dc.subject.keywordMamíferos
dc.subject.keywordPaleoambiente
dc.subject.keywordPaleohábitat
dc.subject.ucmPaleontología
dc.subject.ucmEducación
dc.subject.ucmMétodos de investigación en educación
dc.subject.ucmEnseñanza de las Ciencias experimentales
dc.subject.unesco2416 Paleontología
dc.titleCenogram analyses as habitat indicators for paleogene–neogene mammalian communities across the globe, with an emphasis on the early eocene Cambay Shale mammalian community from India
dc.title.alternativeEl análisis de cenogramas como indicador del habitat en comunidades de mamíferos del paleogeno-neogeno a nivel global, con especial énfasis en la comunidad de mamíferos del eoceno de Cambay Shale, India
dc.typejournal article
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dc.volume.number46
dspace.entity.typePublication
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