Wadi Moghra, Ägypten
Fundort: | Wadi Moghra, Ägypten, , Ägypten | |
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Taxon: | Dryopithecus mogharensis aus der Familie Hominidae | |
Fossilien und Beschreibung der Fundstelle: | ||
Macrofossils, Type section of formation is "about 230 m" (Morlo et al. 2007), "The fluviatile sands alternate with near-shore marine deposits comprised of sands and shales... Sands are generally fine to medium-grained, fairly well-sorted, and primarily quartzose in composition. Current structures such as cross-lamination and ripples are frequent as are pebble-sized clasts of both quartz and flint. Mud clasts line paleoerosion surfaces (channel scours), which are commonly ferruginous, associated with petrified wood, and are the source of the fossil vertebrates." (Morlo et al. 2007) | ||
Geschätztes Alter der Fundstelle: |
zwischen 15,97 und 16,9 Millionen Jahre aus der Moghara Formation in Ägypten | |
Geologie, Sratigraphie | Burdigalian / MN 4 / Moghara | |
Koordinaten: | 30° 22 ' 51 '' N, 28° 49 ' 13 '' O | |
Die Daten sowie die folgende Systematik stammen aus der Paleobiology Database, Lizenz
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LiteraturR. Fourtau 1918, . Contribution à l'étude des vertébrés miocènes de l'Égypte. , p. 1 - 109 |
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