2001
Some remarkable Weichselian elephant remains
Publication
Publication
Deinsea , Volume 8 - Issue 1 p. 21- 26
Three dental fragments and an incomplete first caudal vertebra are shortly described. They were collected from an artificially formed lake, formed by a suction-dredger, from a depth of some 20 m, in sand and gravel deposits of the Weichselian Kreftenheye Formation. One molar fragment is identified as Elephas antiquus; its age is 32.500 yBP, a remarkably late dating. The caudal vertebra may also belong to the same species.
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D.P. Bosscha Erdbrink, J.G. Brewer, & D. Mol. (2001). Some remarkable Weichselian elephant remains. Deinsea, 8(1), 21–26. |
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