Kentuck (Pleistocene of the United States)
Where: McPherson County, Kansas (38.3° N, 97.6° W: paleocoordinates 38.3° N, 97.4° W)
• coordinate based on political unit
When: Irvingtonian (1.8 - 0.3 Ma)
Environment/lithology: terrestrial
Primary reference: H. A. Semken, Jr. 1966. Stratigraphy and Paleontology of the McPherson Equus Beds (Sandahl Local Fauna), McPherson County, Kansas. Contributions from the Museum of Paleontology, University of Michigan 20(6):121-178 [J. Alroy/J. Alroy/M. Uhen]more details
PaleoDB collection 20391: authorized by John Alroy, entered by John Alroy on 26.03.1995
Creative Commons license: CC BY (attribution)
Taxonomic list
• from a channel deposit cutting into the McPherson Fm.
originally described by Hibbard 1952
thought by both Hibbard and Semken to be a mixture of two distinct Pleistocene faunas, but this was rejected by Zakrzewski 1975; Kurten and Anderson 1980 appear to be unaware of the latter's argument
"includes a number of misidentifed taxa": Martin 1975
originally described by Hibbard 1952
thought by both Hibbard and Semken to be a mixture of two distinct Pleistocene faunas, but this was rejected by Zakrzewski 1975; Kurten and Anderson 1980 appear to be unaware of the latter's argument
"includes a number of misidentifed taxa": Martin 1975
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Lepus sp. Linnaeus 1758 hare | |
Neotoma sp., Sigmodon sp.5, Onychomys sp., Allophaiomys cf. pliocaenicus5, Ondatra annectens, Peromyscus sp., Mictomys kansasensis1
Neotoma sp. Say and Ord 1825 pack rat
Sigmodon sp.5 Say and Ord 1825 cotton rat "extinct Sigmodon similar to S. curtisi"; "S. hispidus" of Semken
Onychomys sp. Baird 1858 grasshopper mouse
Peromyscus sp. Gloger 1841 deer mouse | |
Cynomys sp.4, Spermophilus tridecemlineatus1, "Spermophilus richardsonii" = Urocitellus richardsonii1
Cynomys sp.4 Rafinesque 1817 prairie dog probably subgenus Leucocrossuromys, e.g., C. gunnisoni or C. niobrarius; "C. vetus" of McMullen 1978: "C. cf. gunnisoni"
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Geomys bursarius Shaw 1800 plains pocket gopher | |
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Equus sp. Linnaeus 1758 horse | |
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