Also known as Inglis 1A; UF locality CI001
Where: Citrus County, Florida (29.0° N, 82.7° W: paleocoordinates 29.1° N, 82.3° W)
• coordinate stated in text
• small collection-level geographic resolution
When: Gelasian (2.6 - 1.8 Ma)
• latest Blancan, ca. 1.9-1.6 Ma
Environment/lithology: terrestrial; lithology not reported
Size classes: macrofossils, mesofossils
Primary reference: S. D. Webb and K. T. Wilkins. 1984. Historical Biogeography of Florida Pleistocene Mammals. In H. H. Genoways and M. R. Dawson (eds.), Carnegie Museum of Natural History Special Publication 8:370-383 [J. Alroy/J. Alroy/M. Uhen]more details
Purpose of describing collection: general faunal/floral analysis
PaleoDB collection 20384: authorized by John Alroy, entered by John Alroy on 18.02.1993, edited by Mark Uhen, Richard Hulbert, Jonathan Marcot, Evangelos Vlachos and Bethany Allen
Creative Commons license: CC BY (attribution)
Taxonomic list
•"Tremarctos floridanus" is not actually present: Emslie 1995
•"Conepatus leuconotus" is omitted by Morgan and Hulbert 1995 and Ruez 2001, and was listed as "a mistake" by Webb 1974a according to Martin 1978
Amphibia | |
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Bufo defensor n. sp.11
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"Scaphiopus holbrooki" = Scaphiopus (Scaphiopus) holbrooki11
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Reptilia | |
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Gopherus polyphemus5 Daudin 1802 Florida gopher tortoise The Inglis 1A sample includes 17 NUCH (UF 211285-211298, 211323) (Fig. 4), 7 right and 9 left EPI (UF 211324- 211339) (Fig. 6), 6 right and 8 left XIPH (UF 211340- 211350, 211401-211403), 4 right and 6 left HYO (UF 211405-211414), 1 right and 4 left HYPO (UF 211415- 211419), and numerous other shell fragments. No skull material was associated with the sample. We assume a MNI of 17, based on the number of NUCH bones.
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Ardea sp.3 Linnaeus 1758 heron single fragmentary specimen, but differs from Ardea herodias and may represent an extinct species
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cf. Gymnogyps sp.3 Lesson 1842 New World vulture single specimen too worn and fragmentary for positive identification
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Ammodramus maritimus3, Junco cf. hyemalis3, Melospiza melodia3, Passerculus sandwichensis3, Zonotrichia sp.3, Zonotrichia cf. leucophrys3
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"Vermivora cf. celata" = Oreothlypis celata3
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Turdus sp.3 Linnaeus 1758 true thrush larger than T. migratorius; similar in size to T. rufiventris and T. rufopalliatus, but too fragmentary for specific identification
cf. Hylocichla mustelina3 thrush specimens slightly larger and more robust than modern specimens of H. mustelina
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Podiceps sp.3 Latham 1787 grebe According to Emslie (1998), larger and more robust humerus and ulna than Podiceps auritus
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"Otus asio" = Megascops asio3, Strix varia3, Bubo virginianus3, "Speotyto cunicularia" = Athene cunicularia3, Asio sp.3, Glaucidium sp.3, Glaucidium explorator3
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Melanerpes sp.3 Swainson 1832 woodpecker specimens compare well to M. carolinus and M. erythrocephalus
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Rallus cf. longirostris3 Boddaert 1783 mangrove rail specimens more similar to this species than to the morphologically similar Rallus elegans
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Buteo sp.3, Aquila bivia n. sp.4, Buteogallus urubitinga3, Accipiter cooperii3, Neophrontops slaughteri3
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Mammalia | |
Mammut americanum Kerr 1792 American mastodon | |
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Megalonyx leptostomus Cope 1893 edentate | |
Dasypus bellus Simpson 1929 beautiful armadillo | |
"Glyptotherium arizonae" = Glyptotherium texanum
"Glyptotherium arizonae" = Glyptotherium texanum Osborn 1903 glyptodon | |
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Erethizon kleini n. sp.
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Peromyscus ? polionotus16, Peromyscus sarmocophinus16, Neotoma sp., Reithrodontomys wetmorei16, Sigmodon curtisi, Ondatra cf. idahoensis
Sigmodon curtisi Gidley 1922 cotton rat
Ondatra cf. idahoensis Wilson 1933 muskrat | |
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Smilodon gracilis Cope 1880 saber-toothed cat described by Webb 1974b; includes some material identified as "Panthera" by some authors according to Seymour 1993
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Canis edwardii Gazin 1942 canine reported by both Webb 1974a and Nowak 1979 as "C. rufus"; by Martin 1974a as "C. lupus"; but by Berta 1981 as C. edwardii
Urocyon citrinus n. sp.17 Tedford et al. 2009 gray fox said to be "U. cinereoargenteus" by Berta 1995 but not by Morgan and Hulbert 1995 or Ruez 2001
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Arctodus pristinus Leidy 1854 bear | |
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Trigonictis macrodon Cope 1868 mustelid carnivore | |
Hemiauchenia macrocephala Cope 1893 camel | |
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Capromeryx arizonensis Skinner 1942 pronghorn | |
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Odocoileus virginianus Zimmermann 1780 white-tailed deer | |
Tapirus sp. Brisson 1762 tapir | |
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Cryptotis parva Say 1823 North American least shrew | |
Scalopus aquaticus Linnaeus 1758 eastern mole | |
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Plecotus sp.12, Eptesicus sp.12, Lasiurus sp.12, Myotis sp., Pipistrellus subflavus, Antrozous sp.12
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