Citation:

PANGAEA.56828

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Related to:

Thenius, E (1965): Die Carnivoren-Reste aus dem Altpleistozän von Voigtstedt bei Sangerhausen in Thüringen. Palaeontol Abh Abt A, 2(2-3), 537-564

Project(s):

Paleoclimate Database of the Quaternary (PKDB)

Coverage:

Latitude: 51.400000 * Longitude: 11.283000

Event(s):

PKDB162179 * Latitude: 51.400000 * Longitude: 11.283000 * Method/Device: Paleontological sampling (PALSAMP)

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Principal Investigator	Comment
1	Latitude of event	Latitude
2	Longitude of event	Longitude
3	AGE	Age	ka BP		Geocode
4	Age, maximum/old	Age max	ka	Thenius, E
5	Age, minimum/young	Age min	ka	Thenius, E
6	Age, comment	Comm		Thenius, E
7	Specimen count	Sp count	#	Thenius, E
8	Species	Species		Thenius, E

License:

Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0)

Size:

42 data points

Data

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1 Latitude	2 Longitude	3 Age [ka BP]	4 Age max [ka]	5 Age min [ka]	6 Comm	7 Sp count [#]	8 Species
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene		numerous bones and teeth of Canis lupus mosbachensis (Soergel, 1925)
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene		numerous bones and teeth of Ursus deningeri v. Reichenau
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene	0	ulnafragment of Martes martes (Linnaeus 1758)
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene		numerous bones and teeth of Mustela eversmanni (Lesson)
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene	0	mandibelfragment of Meles meles atavus (Kormos)
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene	1	radiusfragment of Felis sp.
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene	0	phalange of Panthera (Panthera) pardus (Linnaeus)
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene	2	teeth and bones of Homotherium moravicum
51.400	11.283	500	600	400	Lower Pleistocene	2	coprolithes of Carnivora gen. et sp. indet.