Issue:
VOL 39(1) 1996
Keywords:
Vertebrata, Perissodactyla, Ceratomorpha
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Abstract:
In Romania, Miocene rhinoceroses have the following stratigraphic distribution. From the Early Miocene there are only a few data that document the existence of this group. In the Middle Miocene, Brachypotherium brachypus and Lartetotherium sansaniensis? have been recorded from MN 5 and Gaindatherium? from MN 6. Alicornops simorrense characterizes the Late Astaracian and Early Vallesian faunas (MN ?7 or 8 - MN 9). Aceratherium incisivum was present in both the Vallesian and the Turolian, i. e., MN 9 - MN 11. Dicerorhinus orientalis has a single occurrence in MN 9, while “Dicerorhinus” schleiermacheri is known from the Late Vallesian and Turolian, i. e,. MN 10-MN 13.