The last North African hipparions – hipparion decline and extinction follows a common pattern

Made, Jan van der; Boulaghraief, Kamel; Chelli-Cheheb, Razika; Cáceres, Isabel; Harichane, Zoheir; Sahnouni, Mohamed

doi:10.1127/njgpa/2022/1037

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“…Hipparion ( Eurygnathohippus ) steytleri , van Hoepen, 1930 [ 287 ]. Van der Made et al [ 291 ] argued that the author named Hipparion steytleri based on a right M1/1, left M3 and left m1-2 that formed a type series. Van Hoepen [ 287 ] also named Eu.…”

Section: Systematics Of the Equinae Since 53 Ma In Eurasia And Africamentioning

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“…cornelianus on the basis of a mandibular symphysis. Van der Made et al [ 291 ] considered the nomen H. stytleri to have priority over Eu. cornelianus , but the cheek teeth of H. stytleri are of insufficient diagnostic value in themselves to define a valid species as stipulated by Article 75.5 of the ICZN.…”

Section: Systematics Of the Equinae Since 53 Ma In Eurasia And Africamentioning

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“…Previously the repository was unknown. Van der Made et al [ 291 ] (Figures 2a,b and 3), redrafted an image by Pomel [ 277 ] and reported that the specimen is currently maintained in the Central Faculty of Algiers (MGFCA) but offered no photographic images or measurements of this specimen. Van der Made et al [ 291 ] have provided no accession number for the holotype.…”

Section: Systematics Of the Equinae Since 53 Ma In Eurasia And Africamentioning

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“…Van der Made et al [ 291 ] (Figures 2a,b and 3), redrafted an image by Pomel [ 277 ] and reported that the specimen is currently maintained in the Central Faculty of Algiers (MGFCA) but offered no photographic images or measurements of this specimen. Van der Made et al [ 291 ] have provided no accession number for the holotype. The type locality of Aïn Boucherit has a magnetostratigraphic date of 2.44 [ 291 ] whereas the East African localities referred to by Van der Made et al [ 291 ] have an age range of 3.8–1.2 Ma [ 269 ].…”

Section: Systematics Of the Equinae Since 53 Ma In Eurasia And Africamentioning

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“…Van der Made et al [ 291 ] have provided no accession number for the holotype. The type locality of Aïn Boucherit has a magnetostratigraphic date of 2.44 [ 291 ] whereas the East African localities referred to by Van der Made et al [ 291 ] have an age range of 3.8–1.2 Ma [ 269 ].…”

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First magnetostratigraphic results in the Aïn Beni Mathar-Guefaït Basin, Northern High Plateaus (Morocco): The Pliocene-Pleistocene Dhar Iroumyane composite section

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