First reelaborated Cretaceous batoid of the Early Miocene from Spain

They are all over the place!The exceptional high biodiversity of dormice in the Early Miocene of the Ribesalbes-Alcora Basin (Spain)

“…The study of the dormice of this basin is one more piece of the puzzle that forms the ecosystem of the Ribesalbes-Alcora Basin during the end of the Early Miocene. Other important pieces already published are: the new species of the dimylid Plesiodimylus ilercavonicus Crespo, Furió, Ruiz-Sánchez & Montoya, 2018 (Crespo et al 2018), the bat Cuvierimops penalveri Crespo, Sevilla, Montoya & Ruiz-Sánchez, 2020a (Crespo et al 2020a), and the snail Pseudamnicola roblesi Albesa, López & Crespo, 2022 (Albesa et al 2022); also worth noting are: the finding of the southernmost documented record of the herpetotheriid Amphiperaterium frequens erkertshofense (von Meyer, 1846) (Furió et al 2012; Crespo et al 2020b); the abundant remains of talpids (Crespo et al 2019b); the diversity of soricids (Crespo et al 2019c), erinaceids (Crespo et al 2020b), squirrels (Crespo et al 2021a), eomyids (Crespo et al 2021b) bats (Crespo et al 2020a), lagomorphs and Cainotherium (Crespo et al 2022), snails (Albesa et al 2022); reelaborated Cretaceous batoids (Manzanares & Crespo 2023); and even a Konservat-Lagerstätte (Álvarez-Parra et al 2021).…”