Supplementary Data 1

Supplementary Data 1. Raw fossil data. Repository and Specimen indicate the collection in which specimen is held and its specimen number. Family, Subfamily, Tribe, Genus, and Species indicate taxonomy of the specimen. Site and Site # indicate name and locality number of site at which specimen was found. Formation indicates geologic formation in which specimen was found. Region and Subregion indicate the biological region in which specimen was found (after Tedford et al. 2004). Age indicates NALMA subdivision to which specimen dates (after Tedford et al. 2004). Latitude indicates decimal latitude of site. Source indicates whether specimen was measured by authors or collected from published literature, in which case citation of paper containing measurement is included. Following columns indicate type of measurement made and dental measurements in millimeters: 2LPL = 2nd lower premolar length, 3LPL = 3rd lower premolar length, 4LPL = 4th lower premolar length, 1LML = 1st lower molar length, 2LML = 2nd lower molar length, 3LML = 3rd lower molar length, 2UML = 2nd upper molar length. Equid Mass indicates estimated mass of equids in kilograms (using equations of Janis 1990).

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Access Right Open Access
Attribution

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Author Wolfe, Joanna, 0000-0001-6708-8332
Contributor Collins, Matthew
Contributor European Commission
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Collected From Zenodo; Datacite; figshare; NARCIS
Hosted By Zenodo; figshare; DRYAD; NARCIS
Publication Date 2020-01-01
Publisher Dryad Digital Repository
Additional Info
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Language UNKNOWN
Resource Type Dataset
keyword FOS: Biological sciences
keyword Bergmann's Rule
keyword 60411 Population, Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics
keyword Ckaraosippur calderensis _Möricke_
system:type dataset
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Source https://science-innovation-policy.openaire.eu/search/dataset?datasetId=dedup_wf_001::fd24b6898a488282624460526cc9b848
Author jsonws_user
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Last Updated 6 January 2021, 23:43 (CET)
Created 6 January 2021, 23:43 (CET)