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Early Pliocene continental vertebrate fauna at Puerto de la Cadena (SE Spain) and its bearing on the marine-continental correlation of the Late Neoge…

2017

In this paper, we synthesize sedimentological, magnetostratigraphic and paleontological data from the continental vertebrate site of Puerto de la Cadena (Murcia, SE Spain), in order to clarify its age. The study site is located on the northern edge of the Carrascoy mountain range, in the upper part of the Cigarrón Unit. The end-Messinian discontinuity has been detected at the base of this unit, which indicates it has an early Pliocene age. Abundant remains of small and large vertebrates, including rodents, lagomorphs, primates, carnivorans, perissodactyls, artiodactyls, proboscideans, testudines, squamats, and crocodiles, have been found in this area. Some of these elements are of African o…

010506 paleontologyMessinian salinity crisisFaunaEstratigrafíaLate MioceneBiostratigraphy010502 geochemistry & geophysicsOceanographyNeogene01 natural sciencesPaleontologybiology.animalSivatheriumEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsMagnetostratigraphy0105 earth and related environmental sciencesEarth-Surface ProcessesMammalsbiologyEcologyMagnetostratigraphyPaleontologyVertebrateReptilesBiostratigraphybiology.organism_classificationHipparionGeologyIberian Peninsula
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Sedimentología y paleontología del yacimiento Finimioceno de La Portera (Valencia)

1986

14 páginas, 8 figuras, 1 tabla, 1 lámina.

FloodplainMicriteEspañaFluvialespaña.ConglomerateNeógenoPaleontologyMarlFluviatilMammalsgeographyEspaña.QE1-996.5SedimentologíaMamíferosgeography.geographical_feature_categorybiologylcsh:QE1-996.5HexaprotodonGeologyMolluscsSedimentologybiology.organism_classificationlcsh:GeologySpainFaciesMoluscosNeogeneHipparionFluvialGeologySpain.
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Paracamelichnum Jumillensisn.ichnogen. n.ichnosp., Upper Miocene Camelidae Ichnites from the Hoya de la Sima site (Murcia, Spain)

2009

In the proximity of Jumilla (Murcia, Spain) there is a site called Hoya de la Sima with mammal footprints dating from the Upper Miocene. This site is an old gypsum quarry where footprints of Hipparion, Pecoripeda, Carnivora, Ursidae, and Proboscidea were discovered. While the site was being cleaned and conditioned after the discovery to protect the prints, Camelidae and other prints were unearthed and are currently being studied. The description of the Camelidae ichnites demonstrates that these belong to a new ichnogenera, produced by the prints of Paracamelus. The grouping of trackways is congruent with the gregariousness of these animals and with the concentration observed in similar site…

PaleontologyGeographybiologyParacamelusSimaHoyaPaleontologyMammalbiology.organism_classificationIchnitesHipparionProboscideaIchnos
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