Also known as M1/s, Matraszolos, Rákóczi chapel section
Where: Nograd, Hungary (48.0° N, 19.7° E: paleocoordinates 47.5° N, 19.4° E)
• coordinate estimated from map
• small collection-level geographic resolution
When: Sajovolgyi Formation, MN 6 to MN 6 (13.7 - 11.1 Ma)
• The succession which includes the two fossiliferous beds belongs to the Sajóvölgyi Formation. It rests upon Badenian Leitha Limestone and is overlain by Pleistocene talus sediments. Its age is determined as Upper Badenian (Neogene land mammal zones MN 6 to MN 7-8) based on gastropod and mammal biostratigraphy. The yellowish diatomaceous bed (Mátraszőlős 1/sárga réteg, M1/s) is the upper of the two fossiliferous beds.
• bed-level stratigraphic resolution
Environment/lithology: lacustrine; unlithified, diatomaceous, yellow mudstone
Size class: mesofossils
Preservation: original aragonite, original phosphate
Collected by Jánosz Hír et al. in 1998
• The site was discovered in spring 1998 and was excavated in summer of the same year. The excavation was conducted by the Municipal Museum of Pásztó and the entire material should be reposited there (at least the holotype of Gyraulus matraensis is).
Primary reference: E. Gál, J. Hír, E. Kessler, J. Kókay, L. Mészáros and M. Vencel. 1999. Középs & #337;-miocén & #337;smaradványok, a Mátrasz & #337;l & #337;s , Rákóczi-kápolna alatti útbevágásból. I. A Mátrasz & #337;l & #337;s 1. lel & #337;hely [Middle miocene fossils from the road cut below the Rákóczi chapel at Mátrasz & #337;l & #337;s. I. The site Mátrasz & #337;l & #337;s 1]. Folia Historico Naturalia Musei Matraensis 23:33-78 [J. Mueller/T. Liebrecht/S. Bruning]more details
Purpose of describing collection: taxonomic analysis
PaleoDB collection 167497: authorized by Johannes Mueller, entered by Torsten Liebrecht on 19.03.2015
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Taxonomic list
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Gastropoda | |
Cecilioides aciculella Sandberger 1874 slug | |
Limax crassus slug | |
Nesovitrea (Perpolita) boettgeriana Clessin 1877 true glass snail | |
"Gastrocopta (Sinalbulina) nouletiana" = Gastrocopta nouletiana
"Gastrocopta (Sinalbulina) nouletiana" = Gastrocopta nouletiana Dupuy 1850 slug | |
"Clausilia" sp. Draparnaud 1805 slug | |
Cepaea sp. Held 1838 slug | |
Gyraulus microstatus, Gyraulus nedici, Gyraulus matraensis n. sp., Gyraulus trochiformis, Segmentina larteti, Anisus dupuyanus, Anisus hilgendorfi, Planorbarius cornu
Gyraulus microstatus snail
Gyraulus nedici snail
Gyraulus matraensis n. sp. snail
Segmentina larteti snail
Anisus dupuyanus snail | |
Lymnaea turrita snail | |
Platyla cf. alta snail | |
Aves | |
Aves indet. bird | |
aff. Anhinga sp. Brisson 1760 darter | |
Rallidae indet. Vigors 1825 rail
Rallus sp. Linnaeus 1758 rail
Porzana aff. estramosi Jánossy 1979 rail | |
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Charadriiformes indet. Huxley 1867 shorebird | |
Reptilia | |
Anguis sp. Linnaeus 1758 slow worm | |
Natrix cf. sansaniensis water snake
Coluber sp. Linnaeus 1758 racer
Elaphe sp. Wagler 1833 colubrid snake | |
Lacerta sp. Linnaeus 1758 squamates | |
Mammalia | |
Chainodus sp. Ziegler 1990 placental "new species"; 1 left upper M1 fragment, 1 mandibula fragment, 1 left upper P4 fragment, 1 right M2, 1 fragmentary right P4
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Paenelimnoecus crouzeli Baudelot 1972 red-toothed shrew 1 mandibula fragment with 1st molar, 1 maxilla fragment with 4th premolar and 1st molar
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Schizogalerix anatolica Engesser 1980 hedgehog 1 mandibula fragment, 1 left lower M2 fragment, 1 upper molar fragment, 2 upper premolars, 1 humerus
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Megacricetodon sp. Fahlbusch 1964 mouse 1 maxilla fragment bearing the M1 and M3, one isolated M1, and one isolated m1
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Amphibia | |
Triturus sp. Rafinesque 1815 newt | |
Pelobates sp. Wagler 1830 spadefoot toad | |
Rana esculenta frog | |
Hyla sp. Laurenti 1768 tree frog | |
Palaeobatrachus sp. Tschudi 1839 frog | |
Latonia gigantea Lartet 1851 frog |