Gertrud Elisabeth Rössner

This study investigates patterns and drivers of cranial evolution in rhinos using geometric morphometrics, phylogenetic methods, and allometric analysis, finding that horn presence and size influenced cranial shape under phylogenetic constraints.

This study examines the paleoecology of European rhinocerotids during the Oligocene-Miocene transition, revealing dietary, physiological, and habitat changes linked to climatic shifts.

This study analyzes the paleoecology of two rhinocerotid species from the early Miocene using multi-proxy data, revealing differences in diet and habitat preferences while confirming warm-temperate to subtropical climate conditions.