PBDB Collection

Cerrada Roya (CRH) (Cretaceous of Spain)

Also known as Teruel, Galve syncline, Cerrada Roya-Mina, Cerrada Roya Mina, La Mina

Where: Aragón, Spain (40.6° N, 0.9° W: paleocoordinates 30.7° N, 9.2° E)

• coordinate estimated from map

• outcrop-level geographic resolution

When: Camarillas Formation, Early/Lower Barremian (130.0 - 125.5 Ma)

• 5-I is the lower of two sub-units (the other is 5-II).

• group of beds-level stratigraphic resolution

Environment/lithology: "channel"; mudstone and sandstone

• "fluvially dominated channels.. low sinuosity channels with vertical acretion (Diaz et al. 1984)"

•unidirectional currents

• "The thickest unit is lithofacies 5, composed of mudstones, sandstones and conglomerates. The sandstones and gravels are found in channels which may be 8 m thick (Diaz et al. 1984).

Size class: macrofossils

Collected by Herrero

• Material is in the J. M. Herrero collection (Galve).

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•Mudstones contain Unionids, and vertebrate remains, including archosaurs and fish teeth. Channels contain fragments of vertebrates and plant remains, occasionally silicified. It is unclear whether these taxa are present at the Cerrada Roya locality.

Primary reference: M. Diaz, A. Yébenes, A. Goy and J. L. Sanz. 1984. Landscapes inhabited by Upper Jurassic/Lower Cretaceous archosaurs (Galve, Teruel, Spain). In W.-E. Reif & F. Westphal (ed.), Third Symposium on Mesozoic Terrestrial Ecosystems, Short Papers 67-72 [J. Alroy/R. Whatley/M. Uhen]more details

Purpose of describing collection: taxonomic analysis

PaleoDB collection 36368: authorized by John Alroy, entered by Robin Whatley on 26.01.2004, edited by Matthew Carrano, Richard Butler, Roger Benson, Terri Cleary and Philip Mannion

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Taxonomic list

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Mammalia
Mammalia -	Mammalia indet.⁹ Mammalia indet.⁹ mammal
Multituberculata - Paulchoffatiidae	Galveodon nannothus n. gen. n. sp.⁴ Galveodon nannothus n. gen. n. sp.⁴ Hahn and Hahn 1992 multituberculate P-2.H-5 (holotype i2)
Multituberculata - Eobaataridae	Parendotherium herreroi⁵, Eobaatar sp.⁶, Eobaatar hispanicus n. sp.⁴ Parendotherium herreroi⁵ Crusafont-Pairo and Adrover 1965 multituberculate Eobaatar sp.⁶ Kielan-Jaworowska et al. 1987 multituberculate P-2.H-3 (m2) as 'Parentotherium vel Eobaatar' Eobaatar hispanicus n. sp.⁴ Hahn and Hahn 1992 multituberculate Y.H.-1 (holotype right ?p5)
Reptilia
Squamata -	Squamata indet.⁹ Squamata indet.⁹ squamates
Squamata - Paramacellodidae	Paramacellodus sp.⁸ Paramacellodus sp.⁸ Hoffstetter 1967 squamates P2-H 1-5, five tooth or crown fragments
Squamata - Teiidae	"Meyasaurus sp." = Meyasaurus⁹, "Ilerdaesaurus sp." = Meyasaurus² "Meyasaurus sp." = Meyasaurus⁹ Vidal 1915 squamates "Ilerdaesaurus sp." = Meyasaurus² Vidal 1915 squamates
Testudines -	Galvechelone lopezmartinezae n. sp.⁷, "Chelonia indet." = Testudines² Galvechelone lopezmartinezae n. sp.⁷ Pérez-García and Murelaga 2012 turtle Holotype: MPG/CR(m3), articulated antero-medial area of a caparace, retaining the complete first three dorsal vertebrae and the anterior half of the fourth and the dorsal half of the eighth cervical vertebra. "Chelonia indet." = Testudines² Batsch 1788 turtle
Loricata -	Neosuchia sp.⁹, Bernissartia fagesii¹ Neosuchia sp.⁹ Clark 1988 crocodilian Bernissartia fagesii¹ Dollo 1883 crocodilian
Loricata - Atoposauridae	aff. Theriosuchus sp.¹¹ aff. Theriosuchus sp.¹¹ Owen 1878 crocodilian
Ornithischia - Dryosauridae	Dryosauridae indet.³ Dryosauridae indet.³ Milner and Norman 1984 ornithopod CRH-1-1, femur
Ornithischia - Nodosauridae	Nodosauridae indet.² Nodosauridae indet.² Marsh 1890 ankylosaur
Theropoda - Spinosauridae	Spinosaurinae indet.¹⁰ Spinosaurinae indet.¹⁰ Sereno et al. 1998 tetanuran theropod MPG CR(m)-1, MPG CR(m)-2, MPG CR(m)-4, MPG CR(m)-6
Saurischia - Camarasauridae	? Camarasauridae indet.⁹ ? Camarasauridae indet.⁹ Cope 1877 camarasaurid
Pterosauria -	Pterodactyloidea indet.¹⁰ Pterodactyloidea indet.¹⁰ pterosaur Teeth, morphotype 2
Pterosauria - Ornithocheiridae	Ornithocheiridae indet.¹⁰ Ornithocheiridae indet.¹⁰ Seeley 1870 pterosaur
Pterosauria - Istiodactylidae	Istiodactylidae indet.¹⁰ Istiodactylidae indet.¹⁰ Howse et al. 2001 pterosaur Teeth, morphotype 4
Actinopteri
Holostei -	"Holostei" indet.², Amiiformes indet.⁹ "Holostei" indet.² Müller 1846 Amiiformes indet.⁹ Hay 1929 bowfin
Lepisosteiformes -	"Lepidotes" sp.⁹ "Lepidotes" sp.⁹ Agassiz 1832 gar
Teleostei -	Teleostei indet.⁹ Teleostei indet.⁹ Müller 1846
Neopterygii -	Pycnodontiformes indet.⁹ Pycnodontiformes indet.⁹ Berg 1937
Chondrichthyes
Rajiformes - Rhinobatidae	Rhinobatos sp.² Rhinobatos sp.² Link 1790 guitarfish
Hybodontiformes - Lonchidiidae	Lonchidion microselachos¹⁰ Lonchidion microselachos¹⁰ Estes and Sanchíz 1982 elasmobranch MPG P-CR(m)-1, MPG P-CR(m)-2, MPG P-CR(m)-3, MPG P-CR(m)-4, MPG P-CR(m)-5
Hybodontiformes - Polyacrodontidae	"Hybodus parvidens" = Polyacrodus parvidens⁹ "Hybodus parvidens" = Polyacrodus parvidens⁹ Woodward 1916 elasmobranch

¹Buscalioni et al. 1984; ²Canudo et al. 1997; ³Galton 2009; ⁴Hahn and Hahn 1992; ⁵Hahn and Hahn 2001; ⁶Kielan-Jaworowska et al. 2004; ⁷Pérez-García and Murelaga 2012; ⁸Richter 1994; ⁹Ruiz-Omeñaca et al. 2004; ¹⁰Sánchez-Hernández et al. 2007; ¹¹Tennant et al. 2016