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We searched for correspondence between morphol-\udogy and trophic habits in an assemblage of six species of\udcoexisting carnivoransfromPatagoniatoconfirmthepredictive\udpowerof the studyof the trophic morphologyas anapproachto\udthe study of resource partitioning, which is often utilized in\udpaleontological studies. The six species were assigned to four\udmorphoguilds and to four trophic guilds, although the species\udcomposition of both spaces was only coincident during one of\udthe twostudied time periods. Themost obvious explanationfor\udthis lack of correspondence is based on the assumption that\udspecies can change from one ecological guild to another, while\udtheir relative positions in the morphospace will befixed. There-\udfore, the observed lack of correspondence could be searched in\udthe contextof differences betweenthe ecologicalandevolution-\udary scales. Althoughmorphological specialization toward some\udtype of diet has been corroborated in our assemblage, the inference of interactions in ecological time amongspecies from the past fromits morphology must be considered with cautionPeer reviewe

journal of mammalian evolution

Co-occurrence Patterns in Carnivorans: Correspondence Between Morphological and Ecological Characteristics of an Assemblage of Carnivorans in Patagonia