Ahmed A. Abed El-Aziz's research while affiliated with Egyptian Ministry of State For Environmental Affairs and other places

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Publications (2)

Table 1 . Measurements of vertebrae and hind limb elements of...
Figure 3. Vertebrae of middle Eocene Rayanistes afer n. gen. n. sp. and...
Figure 4. Left innominates of middle Eocene archaeocetes and the modern...
Figure 5. Left acetabula on innominates of middle Eocene archaeocetes,...
Figure 6. Left femora of middle Eocene archaeocetes. (1–2) Rayanistes...
First remingtonocetid archaeocete (Mammalia, Cetacea) from the middle Eocene of Egypt with implications for biogeography and locomotion in early cetacean evolution
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  • Sep 2015
Remingtonocetidae are Eocene archaeocetes that represent a unique experiment in cetacean evolution. They possess long narrow skulls, long necks, fused sacra, and robust hind limbs. Previously described remingtonocetids are known from middle Eocene Lutetian strata in Pakistan and India. Here we describe a new remingtonocetid, Rayanistes afer, n. gen...
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First evidence of Remingtonocetidae (Mammalia, Cetacea) outside Indo-Pakistan: new genus from the early middle Eocene of Egypt
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  • Oct 2012
Remingtonocetids are semiaquatic archaeocete cetaceans known for their elongated narrow skulls, long necks, and robust pelves and hind limbs. The family currently includes five genera (Attockicetus, Remingtonocetus, Dalanistes, Andrewsiphius, and Kutchicetus), which are known principally from the middle-to-late Lutetian Domanda Formation of Pakista...
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... Since then, the richness of cetacean fossils in the African (mainly Egypt) fossil record has substantially shaped our understanding of early whale evolution [14][15][16][17] . This has led to a greater understanding of the diversity, anatomy, behavior, and adaptations of archaeocete whales 4,5 . ...
Reference: A diminutive new basilosaurid whale reveals the trajectory of the cetacean life histories during the Eocene
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