伊朗中新世晚期的第一只真正的乳齿象

IF 3 2区 地球科学 Q1 PALEONTOLOGY Swiss Journal of Palaeontology Pub Date : 2024-04-18 DOI:10.1186/s13358-023-00300-7
Sadaf Yaghoubi, Ali Reza Ashouri, Majid Mirzaie Ataabadi, Abbas Ghaderi
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本文首次描述了伊朗西北部瓦尔泽甘地区 Abkhareh 村晚中新世(相当于 MN12)沉积层中的一种哺乳动物。它被鉴定为 "Mammut "cf.obliquelophus,其代表作是一颗孤立的、磨损程度适中的上第三臼齿,具有哺乳动物典型的颧齿冠纹。此外,发现的两颗与臼齿相关的上门齿可能属于同一个体,也被归类为猛犸象。所研究的材料将 "Mammut "obliquelophus的地理分布范围扩大到了西亚。伊朗西北部有一些已知的脊椎动物化石产地,如 Maragheh(MN12,Mirzaie Ataabadi 等人,2013c)、Ivand(MN12,Mirzaie Ataabadi 等人,2011a)和 Kivi-1(MN12,Jafarzadeh 和 Konidaris,2020)。不过,在距离马拉盖赫 150 公里的瓦尔泽甘地区的一个村庄 Abkhareh(MN12)发现了一些属于长鼻类的材料。在这项研究中,一种古象类哺乳动物的上第三臼齿和一对上獠牙被认为是长鼻类动物 "Mammut" cf. obliquelophus。这一发现证明,该类群曾在 8-7.5 Ma 之间的伊朗栖息,属于晚中新世的 Turolian 阶段。这标志着该物种在伊朗的首次记录,并将 "Mammut" obliquelophus 的已知地理分布范围扩大到了西亚。
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First true mastodon from the Late Miocene of Iran
A mammutid is described here for the first time from the Late Miocene (MN12 equivalent) deposits of Abkhareh village, Varzeghan region, in the North-Western part of Iran. It is identified as “Mammut” cf. obliquelophus and is represented by an isolated and moderately worn upper third molar with a zygodont crown pattern typical of mammutids. In addition, two upper incisors found associated with the molar and probably belonging to the same individual are assigned as Mammut. The studied material expands the geographic distribution of “Mammut” obliquelophus into Western Asia. There are some known localities bearing vertebrate fossil beds from Northwest of Iran like Maragheh (MN12, Mirzaie Ataabadi et al., 2013c), Ivand (MN12, Mirzaie Ataabadi et al, 2011a) and Kivi-1 (MN12, Jafarzadeh and Konidaris, 2020). However, some materials belonging to proboscideans were revealed from a village, Abkhareh (MN12), in Varzeghan area 150 km away from Maragheh. In this study, an upper third molar and a pair of upper tusks of an ancient elephant-like mammal were attributed to the mammutid “Mammut” cf. obliquelophus. This finding proves that this taxon inhabited Iran between 8–7.5 Ma, which falls in the Turolian stage of the Late Miocene. It marks the first record of this species in Iran and expands the known geographic distribution of “Mammut” obliquelophus into Western Asia.
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Swiss Journal of Palaeontology
Swiss Journal of Palaeontology Earth and Planetary Sciences-Paleontology
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