Data from: Geometric morphometric analyses of worn cheek teeth help identify extant and extinct gophers (Rodentia: Geomyidae)

Jonathan J. M. Calede & Jennifer W. Glusman
Studies of the biostratigraphy and palaeoecology of fossil vertebrate assemblages require large samples of accurately identified specimens. Such analyses can be hampered by the inability to assign isolated and worn remains to specific taxa. Entoptychine gophers are a diverse group of burrowing rodents found in Oligo-Miocene deposits of the western United States. In both entoptychines and their extant relatives the geomyines, diagnostic characters of the occlusal surface of the teeth are modified with wear, making...
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