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Fig 7. Geographic and stratigraphic distribution of Anhinga pannonica in Europe and Africa. Early middle Miocene (yellow stars): 1 –Hambach (Germany), 2 –Regensburg-Dechbetten (Germany). Late middle Miocene (green star): 3 –Ngorora Formation (Kenya). Early late Miocene (red stars): 4 –Hammerschmiede (Germany), 5 –Götzendorf (Austria), 6 –Brusturi/Tataros (Romania), 7 –Beglia Formation (Tunisia). Late late Miocene (blue stars): 8 –Sahabi Formation (Libya), 9 –Toros-Menalla (Chad). |
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| Source | G. Mayr, T. Lechner & M. Böhme: The large-sized darter Anhinga pannonica (Aves, Anhingidae) from the late Miocene hominid Hammerschmiede locality in Southern Germany. In: PLoS ONE, Vol. 15, No. 5, 2020, e0232179 | ||
| Author | Gerald Mayr, Thomas Lechner & Madelaine Böhme | ||
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