Source provenance

Sarwar, M., Akram, H. & Saeed, M. (1985). A new stegodont from the Upper Siwaliks of Rathian, Punjab, Pakistan. Geological Bulletin of the Punjab University, 20, 71-76.

Cited by 1 unit (1 published) · 1 field-level citation · 1 revision note.

Erects Stegodon rathiansis n. sp. on a lower third molar and mandibular ramus (holotype PUPC 69/364) from the uppermost Tatrotian (Upper Siwaliks) near Rathian, District Jhelum. With ~18½ ridge-plates in M3 it is the most advanced (highest ridge-plate count) Stegodon, transitional toward Elephas.

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Units citing this source

• Quaternary Soan Formation Quaternary
  Fossils
  • Fossils: Stegodon rathiansis Sarwar, Akram & Saeed (1985) — an advanced stegodont (~18½ ridge-plates in the lower M3; holotype PUPC 69/364) — from the uppermost Tatrotian (Upper Siwaliks) near Rathian, District Jhelum. In the Pakistani scheme the Soan Formation comprises the Tatrot and Pinjor (Chaudhry et al., 1985).