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Sciuridae (Mammalia, Rodentia) from Tuchořice and Merkur-North

 

Eva Kadlecová

Geoscience Research Reports 33, 2000 (GRR for 1999), pages 55–55

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Abstract

Fossil squirrels were studied on the localities Dolnice, Františkovy Lázně, Ořechov, Mutěnice, Děvínská Nová Ves. The biostratigraphical position of fauna from these localities was determined to be within the range of MN4, MN5, MN6, MN9. The fauna from Tuchořice and Merkur-North is older. Its biostratigraphical position was determined by O. Fejfar as early Lower Miocene (Lower Orleanian) - MN3b (Tuchořice) and MN3a (Merkur-North - the opencast mine). The assemblages from this localities contain material of giant tree squirrel Ratufa obtusidens?, a several genera of ground squirrels: Spermophilinus, Palaeosciurus, Sciurus, Heteroxerus and three genera of flying squirrels (Petauristinae): Blackia (B. miocaenica Mein, 1970), Hylopetes (H. macedoniensis Bouwens & de Bruijn, 1986 or H. hoeckarum de Bruijn, 1998) and Miopetaurista aff. Dehmi.