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Sinh quyển cổ của Sauropoda trong Hồ Blesa (Kỷ Phấn Trắng Đầu) tại đông bắc Tây Ban Nha
Journal of Iberian Geology - Trang 1-15 - 2023
Tóm tắt
Tầng Blesa là một trong những tầng giàu tài nguyên sinh học nhất của thời kỳ Barremian ở Bán đảo Iberia, liên quan đến đa dạng sinh học của động vật có xương sống. Tại địa điểm La Cantalera-1, đã xác định được hơn 32 loại động vật có xương sống, nhưng những di tích sauri chỉ bao gồm ba chiếc răng rời liên quan đến họ Euhelopodidae. Bài viết này xem xét tất cả các mẫu vật sauri đã được nghiên cứu cho đến nay trong tầng này và mô tả các di tích mới. Các mẫu vật đến từ nhiều địa điểm trong cả ba chuỗi trầm tích của tầng Blesa. Một chiếc răng mới, một đốt sống cổ bị vỡ và một đốt sống đuôi được mô tả tại địa điểm La Cantalera-1 và tạm thời được phân loại vào họ Euhelopodidae. Một xương chày trái, một xương ngồi trái và một đốt sống đuôi đã được thu thập tại các địa điểm hóa thạch khác nhau trong các chuỗi Blesa Thấp, Trung và Cao tương ứng. Các di tích sauri mới này được phân loại vào Titanosauriformes, nhóm khủng long phổ biến nhất trong thời kỳ Barremian ở Bán đảo Iberia. Tính chất rời rạc của các hóa thạch ngăn cản các phân loại thuỷ sinh chính xác hơn.
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