Uppony Rock Shelter 1, layer 10 (Pleistocene of Hungary)
Also known as Uppony 1, level 10
Where: Hungary (48.2° N, 20.4° E: paleocoordinates 48.2° N, 20.4° E)
• coordinate based on nearby landmark
When: Middle Pleistocene (0.8 - 0.1 Ma)
• Biharian, Middle Pleistocene
Environment/lithology:
• 'these lower layers were divided by a 30-40cm thick layer of calcite sediment from those above. the lower layerr are brown but not reddish in colour as are the usual, similar aged sediments of the Lower Pleistocene; this is perhaps explained by the northern exposure of the rock shelter.'
Size classes: macrofossils, mesofossils
Primary reference: D. Janossy. 1986. Pleistocene vertebrate faunas of Hungary. Developments in Palaeontology and Stratigraphy, 8. Elsevier, Amsterdam 1-208 [A. Turner/H. O'Regan/H. O'Regan]more details
Purpose of describing collection: biostratigraphic analysis
PaleoDB collection 35476: authorized by Alan Turner, entered by Hannah O'Regan on 17.12.2003
Creative Commons license: CC BY (attribution)
Taxonomic list
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Amphibia | |
Amphibia indet. Linnaeus 1758 tetrapod | |
Reptilia | |
Reptilia indet. Laurenti 1768 reptile | |
Aves | |
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Pyrrhocorax sp. Tunstall 1771 chough | |
Mammalia | |
Rhinolophus cf. hipposideros Bechstein 1800 horseshoe bat
Rhinolophus cf. ferrumequinum Schreber 1774 greater horseshoe bat | |
Barbastella barbastellus, Eptesicus sp., Plecotus auritus, Miniopterus cf. schreibersi, ? Vespertilio sp., Nyctalus sp. n. sp., Myotis cf. frater, Myotis schaubi, Myotis sp. n. sp., Myotis cf. daubentoni, Myotis nattereri, Myotis cf. oxygnathus, Myotis baranensis, Myotis cf. mystacinus, Myotis cf. bechsteini, Myotis cf. dasycneme, "Myotis cf. brandti" = Myotis brandtii, Myotis cf. emarginatus
Barbastella barbastellus vesper bat
Eptesicus sp. Rafinesque 1820 house bat
Plecotus auritus Linnaeus 1758 common long-eared bat
Miniopterus cf. schreibersi Natterer 1819 bend-winged bat
? Vespertilio sp. Linnaeus 1758 vesper bat
Myotis cf. frater vesper bat
Myotis schaubi vesper bat
Myotis sp. n. sp. Kaup 1829 vesper bat
Myotis cf. daubentoni Kuhl 1817 vesper bat
Myotis nattereri Kuhl 1818 vesper bat
Myotis cf. oxygnathus Monticelli 1885 vesper bat
Myotis baranensis Kormos 1934 vesper bat
Myotis cf. mystacinus Leisler 1819 vesper bat
Myotis cf. bechsteini Leisler 1818 vesper bat
Myotis cf. dasycneme Boie 1825 vesper bat
"Myotis cf. brandti" = Myotis brandtii Eversmann 1845 Brandts myotis
Myotis cf. emarginatus Geoffroy 1806 vesper bat | |
Ursus cf. deningeri Reichenau 1904 bear | |
"Putorius sp." = Mustela (Putorius)
"Putorius sp." = Mustela (Putorius) Cuvier 1817 polecat | |
Panthera gombaszoegensis Kretzoi 1938 cat | |
Cervus "elephas" Linnaeus 1758 deer | |
Talpa fossilis Petenyi 1864 mole | |
Drepanosorex savini red-toothed shrew
Sorex subaraneus long-tailed shrew
Sorex minutus Linnaeus 1766 Eurasian pygmy shrew | |
Cricetus cricetus, Allocricetus bursae, Mimomys savini, "Clethrionomys sp." = Myodes, "Microtus arvalinus" = Microtus, "Pitymys arvalidens" = Microtus, Pliomys lenki, Pliomys sp.
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"Apodemus sylvaticus" = Mus sylvaticus
"Apodemus sylvaticus" = Mus sylvaticus Linnaeus 1758 wood mouse | |
Glis sackdillingensis Heller 1930 dormouse
Muscardinus cf. avellanarius Linnaeus 1758 hazel dormouse | |
Angiospermae | |
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