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138 VERTEBRATE TYPES Anomalospalax tardosi KORDOS, 1985 paratype, V.84.139 right mandible fragment Turolian, Miocene fissure fill in limestone quarry, Tardosbánya, Tardos Krd85, p. 27, pl. 1, fig. 4, pl. 2, fig. 4 Archidiskodon meridionalis ürömensis VÖRÖS, 1979 holotype, V.72.116 left M 3 Middle Pleistocene Üröm-hegy, Budapest VöI79, p. 5, pl. 1 Archidiskodon meridionalis ürömensis VÖRÖS, 1979 paratype, V.59.913 aboral fragment of left M 2 Early Pleistocene fissure fill in quarry, Gombasek (Gombaszög), Slovakia VöI79, p. 5 Baranogale helbingi KORMOS, 1934 holotype, V.61.1380 left mandible Middle Pleistocene Templom-hegy, Villány Krm34b, p. 145, pl. 2, figs. 6a–b (pl. 2, figs. 7a–b) Inventory number in original publication: Nr. 3914 Baranomys (Warthamys) kowalskii progressus JÁNOSSY, 1972 holotype, V.71.151 left M3 Middle Pliocene Osztramos, quarry No. 11, locality 1, Tornaszentandrás Ján72a, p. 44, pl. 1, fig. 11 (pl. 1, figs. 4–10) Inventory number quoted erroneously in original publication: V.71.51 Baranomys lóczyi KORMOS, 1933 holotype, V.61.1527 left mandible Middle Pliocene upper quarry, Csarnóta Krm33b, p. 48 (45), text-figs. 1–3 Inventory number in original publication: Nr. 3808 Barbastella rostrata TOPÁL, 1970 holotype, V.70.94 left mandible with C–M3 and alveoli of incisors Middle Pleistocene Tar-kő, rock-shelter, Felsőtárkány Top70, p. 17 (6) Barbastella rostrata TOPÁL, 1970 paratype, V.70.95 rostrum, right P4–M3, left M2–M3 Middle Pleistocene Tar-kő, rock-shelter, Felsőtárkány Top70, p. 17 (6) Bison bonasus hungarorum KRETZOI, 1946 holotype skull fragment with one horn core Holocene locality unknown Kre46, p. 105, text-figs. 1–2 Type missing, not found in inventory Blarinella europaea REUMER, 1985 paratypes, V.73.16 left maxilla fragment with M 1–M 3, two upper incisors, one mandible fragment Middle Pliocene Osztramos, locality 1, Tornaszentandrás Rem85, p. 69, pl. 21, fig. 5 (pl. 21, figs. 1–2, 4, 6–7, pl. 22, figs. 1, 3) Blarinella europaea REUMER, 1985 paratypes, V.75.11 right ascending ramus and isolated M 1 Middle Pliocene Osztramos, locality 1, Tornaszentandrás Rem85, p. 69, pl. 22, figs. 2a–c Blarinella europaea REUMER, 1985 paratype, V 2008.11.1. maxilla fragment Late Pliocene Osztramos, locality 7, Tornaszentandrás Rem85, p. 69, pl. 21, figs. 3a–b Blarinella europaea REUMER, 1985 paratypes, V 2008.11.2. three mandible fragments Late Pliocene Osztramos, locality 7, Tornaszentandrás Rem85, p. 69, pl. 21, figs. 9a–b
Blarinella europaea REUMER, 1985 paratypes, V 2008.11.3. one upper and one lower incisor Late Pliocene Osztramos, locality 7, Tornaszentandrás Rem85, p. 69, pl. 21, figs. 8a–b Cadurcopsis dakotana KRETZOI, 1942 holotype skull Oligocene Badlands, Dakota, USA Kre42b, p. 140, text-fig. 2 Type probably destroyed in 1956 Canis spelaeoides KRETZOI, 1942 holotype, 2007.95.1. left mandible fragment with P4 and trigonid of M1 Early Pleistocene fissure fill in quarry, Gombasek (Gombaszög), Slovakia Kre42f, p. 349 Replacement name for “Canis” gigas KRETZOI, 1938. Description in KRETZOI 1938: p. 128, pl. 2, fig. 10. Referred to genus Xenocyon in KRETZOI 1941a. Inventory number in original publication: Fa. 19 Capra (Capra) zimmermanni KRETZOI, 1942 holotype skull fragment with horn cores Late Pleistocene from riverbed of Tisza, exact locality unknown Kre42e, p. 356 (262), text-fig. 1.1., pl. 24, figs. 1–3 Type missing, not found in inventory Castor ebeczkyi KRENNER, 1867 syntype, 2007.304.1. right M 3 Middle Pliocene Hajnáčka (Ajnácskő), Slovakia Krn67, p. 129, pl. 2, figs. 17–18 Castor ebeczkyi KRENNER, 1867 syntype, 2007.304.2. right M 2 Middle Pliocene Hajnáčka (Ajnácskő), Slovakia Krn67, p. 129, pl. 2, figs. 12–14 Castor ebeczkyi KRENNER, 1867 syntype, 2007.304.3. upper molar Middle Pliocene Hajnáčka (Ajnácskő), Slovakia Krn67, p. 129, pl. 2, figs. 15–16 Citellus primigenius KORMOS, 1934 paratypes, V.67.249 skull and left mandible Middle Pleistocene Templom-hegy, Villány Krm34a, p. 314 (text-fig. 45) MAMMALIA 139 Clethrionomys acrorhiza KORMOS, 1933 holotype, V.61.1483 left mandible fragment with M1–M2 Early Pleistocene Dealul Şprenghi (Fortyogó-hegy, Gesprengberg), Braşov (Brassó), Romania Krm33a, p. 5, text-fig. 1 Clethrionomys hintonianus KRETZOI, 1958 paratype, V.61.1486 left mandible Middle Pleistocene Nagyharsány-hegy, Villány Kre58, p. 55 Replacement name for Clethrionomys hintoni KORMOS, 1934. Description in KORMOS 1934a: p. 318, text-fig. 48 Cricetinus beremendensis HÍR, 1994 holotype, V.93.3 right mandible fragment with M1–M3 Middle Pliocene quarry, locality 15, Beremend Hír94, p. 72, text-figs. 1, 3, 4c (text-figs. 4d, 5, 8, 10a–c, 13, 15–17) Cricetinus beremendensis HÍR, 1994 paratype, V.93.4 left maxilla fragment with M1–M3 Middle Pliocene quarry, locality 15, Beremend Hír94, p. 72, text-fig. 2 Cricetinus janossyi HÍR, 1996 holotype, 2007.91.1. mandible fragment with M1–M3 Late Pliocene Osztramos, locality 7, Tornaszentandrás Hír96, p. 80, text-figs. 4, 12 (text-figs. 5–11, 13–16)
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CATALOGUE OF INVERTEBRATE AND VERTE
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Catalogue of Invertebrate and Verte
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Contents Introduction .............
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Introduction Type specimens constit
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INTRODUCTION 9 the move of our coll
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Data category Data fields in printe
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INTRODUCTION 15 and Katalin BABÁK
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18 PALEOZOIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Spi
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20 TRIASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES 1.6.
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22 TRIASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Hugl
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24 TRIASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Podo
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26 TRIASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Spon
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28 TRIASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Dice
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30 TRIASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Tria
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32 JURASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Thec
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34 JURASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Troc
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36 JURASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Lyto
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38 CRETACEOUS INVERTEBRATE TYPES Co
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40 PALEOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Sca
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42 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Gaudry
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44 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Nummul
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46 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Nummul
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48 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Vulvul
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50 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Arcopa
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52 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Bayani
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54 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Cylich
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56 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Margin
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58 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Rissoa
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60 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Vexill
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62 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Budapa
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64 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Harpac
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66 EOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Prochl
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68 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Den
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70 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Pat
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72 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Avi
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74 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Fla
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76 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Lim
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78 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Nea
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80 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Sem
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82 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Cal
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84 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Ech
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86 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Har
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