La asociación de roedores de Süngülü, que será descrita a continuación, contiene dos géneros y especies de Ctenodactylidae, un género y especie de Dipodidae y siete géneros representando ocho especies de Muridae. Tres de los géneros y siete especies son nuevos. La composición de la asociación muestra que esta fauna de roedores de Anatolia difiere en muchos aspectos de las de Europa y Asia central y es por tanto endémica. La edad, inferida a partir de la fauna, es final del Eoceno Superior o principio del Oligoceno inferior.The assemblage of rodents from Süngülü that will be described below contains two genera and species of Ctenodactylidae, one genus and species of Dipodidae and seven genera representing eight species of Muridae. Three gene...
International audienceNew material of eomyids from the very Early Oligocene of southern Germany and ...
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International audienceNew material of eomyids from the very Early Oligocene of southern Germany and ...
In this paper a summary is done of the succession of Rodent microfaunas in the Mediterranean during ...
Three Paracricetodon species from the late Eocene locality Buštranje and the Early Oligocene localit...
The Oligocene rodent assemblage from Gözükızıllı (Anatolia, Turkey) is described. The assemblage is ...
Associations of Middle Oligocene rodent teeth are described from five localities in the Lignite-San...
The assemblage of small mammals from a site near Yeniköy (Anatolia) is described. The assemblage was...
The mammal locality of Gördes is only known from its test sample, as it has been subsequently destro...
The rodent associations from the late Oligocene deposits of Ugljevik and Paragovo in the Pannonian b...
The new fossil micromammal assemblage of Çapak represents a mixture of both Anatolian and European ...
The rich and relatively diverse fossil mammalian assemblage from Gökler is of special importance for...
The terrestrial Neogene Basin of Denizli, located in southwestern Turkey, yields rodent faunas from ...
The rich and relatively diverse fossil mammalian assemblage from Gokler is of special importance for...
Seven new rodent faunas are described from the Pčinja and Babušnica-Koritnica basins of south-east S...
Detailed research on fossil rodents from Pakistan, Turkey, northern Africa and Europe provides a bet...
The upper Miocene assemblages of rodents collected from two layers of the type section of the Tuğlu ...
International audienceNew material of eomyids from the very Early Oligocene of southern Germany and ...
In this paper a summary is done of the succession of Rodent microfaunas in the Mediterranean during ...
Three Paracricetodon species from the late Eocene locality Buštranje and the Early Oligocene localit...