• Palaeontologia africana Volume 40 

  Unknown author (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 2004)
• New skulls of Kolpochoerus phacochoeroides (Suidae: Mammalia) from the late Pliocene of Ahl al Oughlam, Morocco 

  Geraads, Denis (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  The discovery of two male skulls of Kolpochoerus phacochoeroides from the late Pliocene of Ahl al Oughlam in Morocco, and the revision of the whole collection from this locality, allows us to extend the description of ...
• Damaliscus niro horns from Wonderwerk Cave and other Pleistocene sites: morphological and chronological considerations 

  Thackeray, J. F.; Brink, J. S. (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  Wonderwerk Cave, situated near Kuruman in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, has yielded well-preserved horns of many antelope, including three horn fragments of Damaliscus niro. These specimens were discovered ...
• On the use of percussion cartridges to extract fossils from hard breccia 

  Latham, A.G.; Crawford, T.C. (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  The use of percussion cartridges (caps) affords a simple, quick, controlled and safe way to remove pieces of hard breccia from around fossils or to remove breccia pieces that contain fossil material.We have demonstrated ...
• The ultrastructure of Upper Palaeozoic and Mesozoic pollen from southern Africa and Asia 

  Zavada, Michael S. (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  The dispersed pollen taxa Cycadopites, Monosulcites, Bennetitteaepollenites, Pityosporites, and Inaperturopollenites recovered from Permian to Jurassic sediments in southern Africa and Asia were examined ultrastructurally. ...
• A new species of Plesiogulo (Mustelidae: Carnivora) from the Late Miocene of Africa 

  Haile-Selassie, Yohannes; Hlusko, Leslea J.; Howell, F. Clark (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  A new species of Plesiogulo (Plesiogulo botori sp. nov.) is described from 5.5–6.0 Ma deposits in East Africa. This new fossil material comes from two localities: Lemudong’o in southern Kenya, and Adu Dora, in the Afar ...
• A non-destructive investigation of the skull of the small theropod dinosaur, Coelophysis rhodesiensis, using CT scans and rapid prototyping 

  Bristowe, Anthea; Parrott, Andrew; Hack, Jonothan; Pencharz, Mervyn; Raath, Michael (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  To solve preparation problems encountered in an exceptionally fragile skull of the small theropod dinosaur, Coelophysis rhodesiensis, CT scans were taken of the partially prepared skull, from which a three-dimensional wax ...
• Immaturity vs paedomorphism: a rhinesuchid stereospondyl postcranium from the Upper Permian of South Africa 

  Pawley, Kat; Warren, Anne (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  The postcranial skeleton of a medium-sized rhinesuchid from the Late Permian Dicynodon Assemblage Zone of South Africa is described. The well-preserved, articulated specimen consists of a partial skull, vertebral column ...
• A juvenile coelophysoid skull from the Early Jurassic of Zimbabwe, and the synonymy of Coelophysis and Syntarsus 

  Bristowe, Anthea; Raath, Michael A. (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  Several authors have drawn attention to the close similarities between the neotheropod dinosaurs Coelophysis and Syntarsus. Reconstruction and analysis of a skull from a juvenile specimen of Syntarsus (collected from the ...
• A traversodontid cynodont of African affinity in the South American Triassic 

  Abdala, F.; Sa-Teixeira, A.M. (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  The Traversodontidae represent one of the most diverse and abundant families of non-mammaliaform cynodonts, particularly in Gondwanan faunas of Middle to Late Triassic age. Although a great diversity of traversodontids ...
• Early development of the mammalian superficial masseter muscle in cynodonts 

  Abdala, Fernando; Damiani, Ross (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  The masseter muscle is a hallmark of the jaw-closing mechanism of modern mammals, acting in concert with other mandibular adductor muscles to fine-tune oral food processing. The model explaining the origin of this muscle ...
• The first use of bone tools: a reappraisal of the evidence from Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania 

  Backwell, Lucinda R.; d’Errico, Francesco (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  Purported early hominid bone tools from Olduvai Gorge are studied for microscopic traces of use-wear, and evidence of intentional flaking by knapping. Comparative microscopic analyses of the edges of the purported tools, ...
• A description of the sedimentology and palaeontology of the Late Triassic–Early Jurassic Elliot Formation in Lesotho 

  Bordy, E. M.; Hancox, P. J.; Rubidge, B. S. (BERNARD PRICE INSTITUTE FOR PALAEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2004)

  Sedimentological studies of the Late Triassic to Early Jurassic Elliot Formation (Karoo Supergroup) in Lesotho have proved to be a fundamental element in our research into the development of the main Karoo Basin of southern ...
• Cover Page 

  Unknown author (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 2004-12)
• Damaliscus niro horns from Wonderwerk Cave and other Pleistocene sites: morphological and chronological considerations 

  Thackeray, JF; Brink, JS (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 2004-12)

  Wonderwerk Cave, situated near Kuruman in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, has yielded well-preserved horns of many antelope, including three horn fragments of Damaliscus niro. These specimens were discovered ...
• On the use of percussion cartridges to extract fossils from hard breccia 

  Latham, AG; Crawford, TC (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 2004-12)

  The use of percussion cartridges (caps) affords a simple, quick, controlled and safe way to remove pieces of hard breccia from around fossils or to remove breccia pieces that contain fossil material.We have demonstrated ...
• Acknowledgements 

  Unknown author (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 2004-12)
• Inside Front Cover 

  Unknown author (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 2004-12)
• A new species of Plesiogulo (Mustelidae: Carnivora) from the Late Miocene of Africa 

  Haile-Selassie, Yohannes; Hlusko, Leslea J; Clark Howell, F (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 2004-12)

  A new species of Plesiogulo (Plesiogulo botori sp. nov.) is described from 5.5–6.0 Ma deposits in East Africa. This new fossil material comes from two localities: Lemudong’o in southern Kenya, and Adu Dora, in the Afar ...
• New skulls of Kolpochoerus phacochoeroides (Suidae: Mammalia) from the late Pliocene of Ahl al Oughlam, Morocco 

  Geraads, Denis (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 2004-12)

  The discovery of two male skulls of Kolpochoerus phacochoeroides from the late Pliocene of Ahl al Oughlam in Morocco, and the revision of the whole collection from this locality, allows us to extend the description of this ...

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