First record of the root vole microtus oeconomus (PALLAS, 1776) (arvicolidae, rodentia, mammalia) in croatia- fossil remains from the late pleistocene of vindija cave

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Abstract

Late Pleistocene remains of Microtus oeconomus (PALLAS, 1776), a species that is not any more a member of the extant fauna of Croatia, have been recently found in Vindija Cave sediments. The sample of 21 teeth shows a slight increase of M1 length and decrease of A/L ratio within the cave sequence from o lder (G complex; 32 to 42 ka) towards younger strata (E+F complex; layer E is dated at ca. 18.5 ka). The most frequent morphotype is type B sensu NADACHOWSKI (1982). T he new record does not allow further detailed ecological implications than what is already known about the Late Pleistocene habitats in this region.

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Lenardić, J. M. (2011). First record of the root vole microtus oeconomus (PALLAS, 1776) (arvicolidae, rodentia, mammalia) in croatia- fossil remains from the late pleistocene of vindija cave. Geologia Croatica, 64(3), 207–212. https://doi.org/10.4154/gc.2011.17

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