卡斯蒂利亚高原适应寒冷动物群的新记录：长毛犀——Coelodonta antiquitatis（布鲁门巴赫，1799年）——位于La Mina（西班牙布尔戈斯）

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Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Pub Date : 2023-03-30 DOI:10.1017/s1755691023000063

D. Arceredillo, Carlos DÍEZ FERNÁNDEZ-LOMANA, J. F. Jordá Pardo

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La Mina是三个地点之一，与Cueva Millán和La Ermita一起，位于Arlanza河的中段。拉米娜于2006年首次被挖掘，并进行了三个测试坑。在其中一个遗址中，发现了两种旧石器时代职业的证据，并发现了几具长毛犀牛的遗骸。氨基酸外消旋测年结果显示，Coelodonta antiquitatis的年龄为52.5 ka BP，是伊比利亚半岛最早的上更新世。这一新记录可能对了解卡斯蒂利亚高原的通道以及更新世末期该物种的新迁徙浪潮的定义具有若干意义。拉米娜在卡斯蒂利亚高原上的位置可能有助于研究人员完成该物种在伊比利亚半岛旧石器时代中期和晚期的迁徙。

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New record of cold-adapted fauna on the Castilian Plateau: Woolly rhinoceros – Coelodonta antiquitatis (Blumenbach, 1799) – at La Mina (Burgos, Spain)

La Mina is one of three sites, along with Cueva Millán and La Ermita, located in the middle course of the Arlanza river. La Mina was excavated for the first time in 2006 and three test pits were carried out. In one of them, evidence of two Palaeolithic occupations was identified and several remains of woolly rhinoceros were recovered. Amino acid racemisation dating yielded an age of 52.5 ka BP, the earliest Upper Pleistocene date for Coelodonta antiquitatis on the Iberian Peninsula. This new record may have several implications for understanding the access routes to the Castilian Plateau, together with the definition of a new migratory wave of this species at the end of the Pleistocene. The location of La Mina on the Castilian Plateau may help researchers to complete the movements of this species through the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic on the Iberian Peninsula.

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