The Terrestrial Eocene-Oligocene Transition in North America

• Part I. The Chronostratigraphic Framework of the Uintan Through Arikareean: 1. Magnetic stratigraphy and biostratigraphy of the middle Eocene Uinta Formation, Uinta Basin, Utah D. R. Prothero; 2. Biostratigraphy and magnetic stratigraphy of the Bridgerian-Uintan Washakie Formation, Washakie Basin, Wyoming S. M. McCarroll, J. J. Flynn and W. D. Turnbull; 3. Magnetic stratigraphy, sedimentology, and mammalian faunas of the early Uintan Washakie Formation, Sand Wash Basin, northwestern Colorado R. K. Stucky, D. R. Prothero, W. G. Lohr and J. R. Snyder; 4. The Bridgerian-Uintan boundary and the 'Shoshonian Subage' of the Uintan S. L. Walsh; 5. Middle Eocene mammalian faunas of San Diego County, California S. L. Walsh; 6. Stratigraphy and magnetic stratigraphy of middle Eocene Friars Formation and Poway Group, San Diego County, California S. L. Walsh, D. R. Prothero and D. J. Lundquist; 7. Magnetostratigraphy of the middle Eocene Coldwater Sandstone, central Ventura County, California D. R. Prothero and E. H. Vance, Jr.; 8. Stratigraphy and paleomagnetism of the upper middle Eocene to lower Miocene (Uintan to Arikareean) Sespe Formation, Ventura County, California D. R. Prothero, J. L. Howard and T. H. H. Dozier; 9. Magnetostratigraphy of the Eocene-Oligocene transition in Trans-Pecos Texas D. R. Prothero; 10. Magnetostratigraphy of the Duchesnean part of the Galisteo Formation, New Mexico D. R. Prothero and S. G. Lucas; 11. Stratigraphy and mammalian faunas of the Bridgerian–Duchesnean Clarno Formation, central Oregon C. B. Hanson; 12. Eocene–Oligocene faunas of the Cypress Hills, Saskatchewan J. E. Storer; 13. Magnetic stratigraphy of the White River Group in the High Plains D. R. Prothero; 14. Magnetostratigraphy and biostratigraphy of the Eocene-Oligocene transition in western Montana A. R. Tabrum, D. R. Prothero and D. L. Garcia; 15. The Whitneyan-Arikareean transition in the High Plains R. H. Tedford, J. B. Swinehart, C. C. Swisher III, D. R. Prothero, S. A. King and T. E. Tierney; Part II. Common Vertebrates of the White River Chronofauna: 16. Testudines J. H. Hutchison; 17. Squamata R. M. Sullivan and J. A. Holman; 18. Ischyromyidae T. H. Heaton; 19. Cylindrodontidae R. J. Emry and W. W. Korth; 20. Castoridae X.-F. Xu; 21. Canidae X.-M. Wang and R. H. Tedford; 22. Nimravidae H. N. Bryant; 23. Amphicyonidae R. M. Hunt, Jr; 24. Small Arctoid and Feliform Carnivora J. A. Baskin and R. H. Tedford; 25. Merycoidodontinae and Miniochoerinae M. S. Stevens and J. A. Stevens; 26. Leptaucheniinae E. CoBabe; 27. Leptomerycidae T. H. Heaton and R. J. Emry; Summary D. R. Prothero and R. J. Emry.

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