COM.on C.A.4:e28/175-177
Online published on
Dec.16, 2010.doi:10.4236/coca.2010.41028
COM.on C.A.4:e28/175-177
Online published on
Dec.16, 2010.Jan VAN DER MADE
Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, CSIC, 28006 Madrid
First Paragraph: The different localities and levels at Atapuerca range in age from late Early Pleistocene to the Holocene. There is an abundant record of fossil ungulates, recording some of the earliest appearances of ungulate species in Western Europe.
Recieved: Oct.10, 2010 Accepted: Dec.12, 2010 Corresponding: mcnjv538@mncn.csic.es
《现代人类学通讯》第四卷e28篇 第175-177页 2010年12月16日网上发行
会议摘要
阿塔坡卡山遗址序列中的有蹄类化石和大型哺乳动物由亚洲向欧洲的扩散
韩•范德麦
国立自然博物馆 CSIC，西班牙马德里28006
首节：
阿塔坡卡山遗址群中不同的地点层位时间分布一直从早更新世晚期延伸到全新世。该遗址群中包含大量的有蹄类动物化石，记录了西欧地区最早的有蹄类物种的出现。
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