Catherine Badgley is a professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Residential College at the University of Michigan. Michèle Morgan is the Curator of Osteology and Paleoanthropology at the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. David Pilbeam is a professor emeritus in the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University, and longtime curator of paleoanthropology at the Peabody Museum.

...what makes [At the Foot of the Himalayas] so compelling is not just its exhaustive cataloguing of fossil finds – from sabertooth cats to swamp-loving crocodiles – but its commitment to telling a broader ecological story.... it is a landmark achievement—a kind of intellectual Everest, scaled with clarity and care.—Deposits

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAbbreviationsPart I: Framing Chapters1. A Long Story2. Rocks, Rivers, and Time3. Documenting the Siwalik Fossil Record4. Siwalik Taphonomy: Fossil Assemblage Preservation5. Stable Isotopes as a Record of Ecological Change in the Siwalik Group of PakistanPart II: Fauna Chapters6. Freshwater Molluscan Fossils of the Siwalik Record of the Potwar Plateau7. Fishes in the Siwalik Record8. Siwalik Reptilia, Exclusive of Aves9. Siwalik Birds10. Siwalik Hedgehogs, Shrews, Bats, and Treeshrews11. Siwalik Lagomorphs and Rodents12. SiwalikPrimates13. Siwalik Creodonta and Carnivora14. Tubulidentata and Pholidota of the Siwalik Record15. Siwalik Proboscidea16. Equidae from the Potwar Plateau, Pakistan17. Siwalik Chalicotheriidae18. Rhinocerotids from the Siwalik Record19. Siwalik Suidae and Palaeochoeridae20. Siwalik Hippopotamoidea21. Siwalik Tragulidae22. Siwalik Giraffoidea23. Siwalik BovidaePart III: Synthetic Chapters24. Reconstructing Siwalik Miocene Paleoecology from Rocks and Faunas25. Siwalik Mammalian Community Structure and Patterns of Faunal Change26. Taxonomic and Ecological Dynamics of Siwalik Mammalian Faunas27. Highlights of the Siwalik Record and Future Research OpportunitiesContributorsIndex

Catherine Badgley is a professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Residential College at the University of Michigan. Michèle Morgan is the Curator of Osteology and Paleoanthropology at the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. David Pilbeam is a professor emeritus in the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University, and longtime curator of paleoanthropology at the Peabody Museum.

...what makes [At the Foot of the Himalayas] so compelling is not just its exhaustive cataloguing of fossil finds – from sabertooth cats to swamp-loving crocodiles – but its commitment to telling a broader ecological story.... it is a landmark achievement—a kind of intellectual Everest, scaled with clarity and care.—Deposits

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAbbreviationsPart I: Framing Chapters1. A Long Story2. Rocks, Rivers, and Time3. Documenting the Siwalik Fossil Record4. Siwalik Taphonomy: Fossil Assemblage Preservation5. Stable Isotopes as a Record of Ecological Change in the Siwalik Group of PakistanPart II: Fauna Chapters6. Freshwater Molluscan Fossils of the Siwalik Record of the Potwar Plateau7. Fishes in the Siwalik Record8. Siwalik Reptilia, Exclusive of Aves9. Siwalik Birds10. Siwalik Hedgehogs, Shrews, Bats, and Treeshrews11. Siwalik Lagomorphs and Rodents12. SiwalikPrimates13. Siwalik Creodonta and Carnivora14. Tubulidentata and Pholidota of the Siwalik Record15. Siwalik Proboscidea16. Equidae from the Potwar Plateau, Pakistan17. Siwalik Chalicotheriidae18. Rhinocerotids from the Siwalik Record19. Siwalik Suidae and Palaeochoeridae20. Siwalik Hippopotamoidea21. Siwalik Tragulidae22. Siwalik Giraffoidea23. Siwalik BovidaePart III: Synthetic Chapters24. Reconstructing Siwalik Miocene Paleoecology from Rocks and Faunas25. Siwalik Mammalian Community Structure and Patterns of Faunal Change26. Taxonomic and Ecological Dynamics of Siwalik Mammalian Faunas27. Highlights of the Siwalik Record and Future Research OpportunitiesContributorsIndex

Catherine Badgley is a professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Residential College at the University of Michigan. Michèle Morgan is the Curator of Osteology and Paleoanthropology at the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. David Pilbeam is a professor emeritus in the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University, and longtime curator of paleoanthropology at the Peabody Museum.

...what makes [At the Foot of the Himalayas] so compelling is not just its exhaustive cataloguing of fossil finds – from sabertooth cats to swamp-loving crocodiles – but its commitment to telling a broader ecological story.... it is a landmark achievement—a kind of intellectual Everest, scaled with clarity and care.—Deposits

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAbbreviationsPart I: Framing Chapters1. A Long Story2. Rocks, Rivers, and Time3. Documenting the Siwalik Fossil Record4. Siwalik Taphonomy: Fossil Assemblage Preservation5. Stable Isotopes as a Record of Ecological Change in the Siwalik Group of PakistanPart II: Fauna Chapters6. Freshwater Molluscan Fossils of the Siwalik Record of the Potwar Plateau7. Fishes in the Siwalik Record8. Siwalik Reptilia, Exclusive of Aves9. Siwalik Birds10. Siwalik Hedgehogs, Shrews, Bats, and Treeshrews11. Siwalik Lagomorphs and Rodents12. SiwalikPrimates13. Siwalik Creodonta and Carnivora14. Tubulidentata and Pholidota of the Siwalik Record15. Siwalik Proboscidea16. Equidae from the Potwar Plateau, Pakistan17. Siwalik Chalicotheriidae18. Rhinocerotids from the Siwalik Record19. Siwalik Suidae and Palaeochoeridae20. Siwalik Hippopotamoidea21. Siwalik Tragulidae22. Siwalik Giraffoidea23. Siwalik BovidaePart III: Synthetic Chapters24. Reconstructing Siwalik Miocene Paleoecology from Rocks and Faunas25. Siwalik Mammalian Community Structure and Patterns of Faunal Change26. Taxonomic and Ecological Dynamics of Siwalik Mammalian Faunas27. Highlights of the Siwalik Record and Future Research OpportunitiesContributorsIndex