Megaloceros - Wikipedia
Megaloceros (from Greek: μεγαλος megalos + κερας keras, literally "Great Horn"; see also Lister (1987)) is an extinct genus of deer whose members lived throughout Eurasia from the Pleistocene to the early Holocene.
The first well preserved, articulated skeleton of a young male deer of Megaloceros verticornis (Dawkins, 1868) was excavated from early Middle Pleistocene sediments of the clay pit of Bilshausen (Unter-Eichsfeld, Lower Saxony).
The first complete skeleton of Megaloceros verticornis (Dawkins, …
2008年4月22日 · The first well preserved, articulated skeleton of a young male deer of Megaloceros verticornis (Dawkins, 1868) was excavated from early Middle Pleistocene sediments of the clay pit of Bilshausen (Unter-Eichsfeld, Lower
The First Complete Skeleton of Megaloceros Verticornis
In 1952 skeleton of a young male deer of MeguZoceros the complete extremities of another large cervid verticornis from Bilshausen (Fig. 1) excavated by were found embedded in the clay, although the D. Meischner and J. Schneider (both at the body was dislocated and destroyed.
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The first well preserved, articulated skeleton of a young male deer of Megaloceros verticornis (Dawkins, 1868) was excavated from early Middle Pleistocene sediments of the clay pit of Bilshausen (Unter-Eichsfeld, Lower Saxony).
The phylogenetic position of the ‘giant deer’ - Nature
2005年9月4日 · With a fossil record extending from 400 kyr ago to its extinction about 8 kyr ago 1, 2, 3, 4, the giant deer (Megaloceros giganteus) ranged from Ireland to central Siberia. Reaching a shoulder...
Systematical position and paleoecology of the endemic deer …
2016年7月1日 · Azzaroli (1953) divided the genus Megaloceros Brookes, 1828 (the genus name Megaceros Owen, 1843 was applied in the cited work) into two informal evolutionary branches called the “giganteus group” and the “verticornis group” …
two informal evolutionary branches called the “giganteus group” and the “verticornis group” after the best known species representing each stock. Megaceroides algericus , according to Azzaroli (1953), is a terminal
Praemegaceros verticornis (Dawkins, 1872): (a) Museum of …
Giant deer or megacerines (tribe Megacerini, family Cervidae, order Artiodactyla) dwelt in Eurasia from the Late Miocene to Holocene and in Africa in the Late Pleistocene. Based on comparative...
Genus Praemegaceros is fairly diversified, comprising at least 4 strictly related species: P. obscu-rus, P. verticornis, P. dawkinsi and P. solilhacus. They are widespread in the European continental locali-ties during a time interval of about 1 Myr, spanning from the middle part of Early Pleistocene to the late Middle Pleistocene.