The pig Conohyus simorrensis from the upper Aragonian of Alhamibra, Madrid, and a review of the distribution of European Conohyus

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Review 30 Dec 2003 Spain Publisher:Editorial CSICJournal:Estudios Geológicos, volume 59, pages 303-312 (issn: 0367-0449, eissn: 1988-3250,

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Authors: Van der Made, Jan; Morales, Jorge;

doi: 10.3989/egeol.03595-6105

handle: 10261/228060 , 10261/2308

The pig Conohyus simorrensis from the upper Aragonian of Alhamibra, Madrid, and a review of the distribution of European Conohyus

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Los restos de suido de Alhambra (Madrid, Aragoniense Tardío, Mioceno Medio, MN6, zona F) son descritos y asignados a Conohyus simorrensis. Este género se conoce bien en España de la unidad MN5, o zona E, y MN7+8, o zona G, y en MN9. El material de Alhambra llena un hiato en el registro ibérico. La evolución de Conohyus ocurrió en una vasta área que se extiende de Europa occidental hasta Anatolia. Presentamos un sumario de yacimientos europeos y turcos con Conohyus.

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Spanish National Research Council
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Keywords

QE1-996.5, tetraconodontinae, Mioceno, Aragoniense, Tetraconodontinae, Geology, Miocene, Conohyus, Suidae, Biogeography, Biogeografía, hiogeography, suidae, aragoniense, mioceno, hiogeografía, conohyus, Aragonian

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