fossil record of tapirs (tapirus brünnich, 1772) (tapiridae gray, 1821 - peryssodactyla owen, 1848) in bulgaria
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Abstract
Fossil record of the tapirs in Bulgaria covers 7 taxa (4 unspecified), the oldest one
of Turolian age: Tapirus arvernensis, T. jeanpivetoui, T. balkanicus, as well as Tapirus sp. –
1, 2, 3, and 4 of 10 Late Miocene localities. All records came from Sothwest Bulgaria (South
of the Balkan Range and West of the Rila-Rhodopes mountain massif). Cranial fragments
(mandibulae and maxillae) are the most often among the identified remains. It is concluded
that the Balkans were the region of the most varied tapirid megafauna in the Late Neogene
(Miocene) in Europe.
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| Authors | ;ZLATOZAR BOEV |
| Journal | zoonotes |
| Year | 2017 |
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