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Palaeontologia Electronica Vol. 8, No. 1 is published today, 27 May 2005 http://www.palaeo-electronica.org/ Twenty-eight original scientific articles, totalling 504 PDF print pages, describe palaeontology of China, Pakistan, North America, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. This thematic issue is dedicated to the memory of vertebrate palaeontologist William Downs III, who died prematurely in 2002. The issue was assembled with the help of guest editors Catherine Badgley, Lawrence J. Flynn, Louis L. Jacobs, and Louis H. Taylor. In the Issue..... Editorials From the Executive Editors 8.1.1E Whitey Hagadorn and P. David Polly Paleontology in Honor of William R. Downs III (1950-2002) 8.1.2E Guest Editors: Catherine Badgley, Lawrence J. Flynn, Louis L. Jacobs, and Louis H. Taylor Articles Will Downs' Role in the Geological Reconnaissance of River Canyons in Western China 8.1.1A Peter Winn Mio-Pliocene Growth of the Tibetan Plateau and Evolution of East Asian Climate 8.1.2A Peter Molnar Translation of Otto Zdansky's "The Localities of the Hipparion Fauna of Baode Country in Northwest Shanxi" (1923) 8.1.3A Tuomas Jokela, Jussi T. Eronen, Anu Kaakinen, Liu Liping, Benjamin H. Passey, Zhang Zhaoqun, and Fu Mingkai The Ossified Braincase and Cephalic Osteoderms of Shinisaurus crocodilurus (Squamata, Shinisauridae) 8.1.4A Gabe S. Bever, Christopher J. Bell, and Jessica A. Maisano New Materials of Pararhizomys from Northern China 8.1.5A Zhang Zhaoqun, Lawrence J. Flynn, and Qiu Zhuding Hyaenodonts and Carnivorans from the Early Oligocene to Early Miocene of Xianshuihe Formation, Lanzhou Basin, Gansu Province, China 8.1.6A Xiaoming Wang, Zhanxiang Qiu, and Banyue Wang Gobiolagus (Lagomorpha, Mammalia) from Eocene Ula Usu, Inner Mongolia, and Comments on Eocene Lagomorphs of Asia 8.1.7A Jin Meng, Yaoming Hu, and Chuankui Li Insect Bone-Modification and Paleoecology of Oligocene Mammal-Bearing Sites in the Doupov Mountains, Northwestern Bohemia 8.1.8A Old ich Fejfar and Thomas M. Kaiser Turtle Tracks in the Judith River Formation (Upper Cretaceous) of South-Central Montana 8.1.9A Anthony R. Fiorillo Anaglyph Stereo Imaging of Dinosaur Track Morphology and Microtopography 8.1.10A Stephen M. Gatesy, Neil H. Shubin, and Farish A. Jenkins, Jr. New Species of Sinocapra (Bovidae, Caprinae) from the Lower Pliocene Panaca Formation, Nevada, USA 8.1.11A Jim I. Mead and Louis H. Taylor The Facial Skeleton of the Early Oligocene Colodon (Perissodactyla, Tapiroidea) 8.1.12A Matthew W. Colbert A Procolophonid (Parareptilia) from the Owl Rock Member, Chinle Formation of Utah, USA 8.1.13A Nicholas C. Fraser, Randall B. Irmis, and David K. Elliott Microwear in Modern Squirrels in Relation to Diet 8.1.14A Sherry Nelson, Catherine Badgley, and Emily Zakem Biostratigraphic Surveys in the Siwaliks of Pakistan: A Method for Standardized Surface Sampling of the Vertebrate Fossil Record 8.1.15A Anna K. Behrensmeyer and John C. Barry Misconceptions Arising from the Misassignment of Nonhominoid Teeth to the Miocene Hominoid Sivapithecus 8.1.16A Jay Kelley An Unusual Diatomyid Rodent from an Infrequently Sampled Late Miocene Interval in the Siwaliks of Pakistan 8.1.17A Lawrence J. Flynn and Michèle E. Morgan Snakes of the Siwalik Group (Miocene of Pakistan): Systematics and Relationship to Environmental Change 8.1.18A Jason J. Head Will Downs and the Zinda Pir Dome 8.1.19A Everett H. Lindsay, Lawrence J. Flynn, Iqbal U. Cheema, John C. Barry, Kevin F. Downing, A. Rahim Rajpar, and S. Mahmood Raza Relationship of Chitarwata Formation Paleodrainage and Paleoenvironments to Himalayan Tectonics and Indus River Paleogeography 8.1.20A Kevin F. Downing and Everett H. Lindsay A New Enigmatic Large Rhinocerotid from the Upper Member of the Chitarwata Formation at Zinda Pir Dome, Western Pakistan 8.1.21A Kevin F. Downing Oligocene and Early Miocene Ruminants (Mammalia, Artiodactyla) from Pakistan and Uganda 8.1.22A John C. Barry, Susanne Cote, Laura MacLatchy, Everett H. Lindsay, Robert Kityo, and A. Rahim Rajpar Taphonomic Observations on a Camel Skeleton in a Desert Environoment in Abu Dhabi 8.1.23A Peter Andrews and Peter Whybrow Small Rodents and a Lagomorph from the Early Miocene Bukwa Locality, Eastern Uganda 8.1.24A Alisa J. Winkler, Laura MacLatchy, and Moses Mafabi Oligocene Terrestrial Strata of Northwestern Ethiopia: A Preliminary Report on Paleoenvironments and Paleontology 8.1.25A Bonnie F. Jacobs, Neil Tabor, Mulugeta Feseha, Aaron Pan, John Kappelman, Tab Rasmussen, William Sanders, Michael Wiemann, Jeff Crabaugh, and Juan Leandro Garcia Massini A Morphological Model and CT Assessment of the Skull of Pachyrachis problematicus (Squamata, Serpentes), A 98 Million Year-Old Snake with Legs from the Middle East 8.1.26A M.J. Polcyn, Louis L. Jacobs, and Annat Haber Sauropod Dinosaurs from the Early Cretaceous of Malawi, Africa 8.1.27A Elizabeth M. Gomani Therapsids from the Permian Chiweta Beds and the Age of the Karoo Supergroup in Malawi 8.1.28A Louis L. Jacobs, Dale A. Winkler, Kent D. Newman, Elizabeth Gomani, and Alan Deino --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. P. David Polly d.polly@qmul.ac.uk School of Biological Sciences +44 (0)20 7882-6314 Queen Mary, University of London www.qmul.ac.uk/~ugha096/ London E1 4NS UNITED KINGDOM
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