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142 VERTEBRATE TYPES Dolomys milleri NEHRING, 1898 syntypes, V.61.1520 maxilla and mandible fragments, isolated teeth Middle Pliocene quarry, Beremend Neh98, p. 16 (text-figs. 1–3) Dolomys milleri NEHRING, 1898 syntypes, V.61.1534 left and right mandible fragments Middle Pliocene quarry, Beremend Neh98, p. 16 Dolomys nehringi KRETZOI, 1959 holotype, V.61.2193 right M1 Middle Pliocene quarry, locality 2, Csarnóta Kre59, p. 242 Type figured in KRETZOI 1962: p. 310, text-fig. 4a Dystychoceras pannoniae KRETZOI, 1941 holotype both horn cores with fragment of skull Sarmatian, Miocene; Kozárd Formation Boór sand pit, Sopron Kre41e, p. 336 (262), text-fig. 1, pl. 8 Miotragocerus pannoniae, Spa04 Type missing, not found in inventory Eliomys quercinus helleri JÁNOSSY, 1962 holotype, V.64.483 right P4 Middle Pleistocene Tar-kő, rock-shelter, Felsőtárkány Ján62, p. 166, pl. 2, fig. 5 Eomellivora orlovi KRETZOI, 1965 holotype, V.64.1029 right maxilla fragments with P1 and P3–P4 of same individual Pannonian, Miocene; Torony Lignite Formation? brickyard, Győrszentmárton, Pannonhalma Kre65, p. 130, pl. 1, figs. 4–7 Episoriculus borsodensis JÁNOSSY, 1973 holotype, V.72.115 left maxilla fragment Middle Pliocene Osztramos, locality 1, Tornaszentandrás Ján73, p. 53, pl. 1, fig. 5 (pl. 1, figs. 6, 13) Asoriculus gibberodon, Més99 Type refigured in REUMER 1985: p. 87, pl. 27, fig. 6 Episoriculus borsodensis JÁNOSSY, 1973 paratype, V.72.123 left mandible fragment Middle Pliocene Osztramos, locality 1, Tornaszentandrás Ján73, p. 53, pl. 1, fig. 9 Asoriculus gibberodon, Més99 Type figured in JÁNOSSY 1972a: p. 51, pl. 2, fig. 3 Episoriculus tornensis JÁNOSSY, 1973 holotype, V.72.114 viscerocranium with full dentition Middle Pliocene Osztramos, locality 13, Tornaszentandrás Ján73, p. 50, pl. 1, fig. 1 Asoriculus gibberodon, Més99 Type refigured in REUMER 1985: p. 87, pl. 27, fig. 5 Episoriculus tornensis JÁNOSSY, 1973 paratype, V.72.122 left mandible with full dentition Middle Pliocene Osztramos, locality 13, Tornaszentandrás Ján73, p. 50, pl. 1, figs. 10–12 Asoriculus gibberodon, Més99 Erinaceus lechei KORMOS, 1934 holotype, V.61.1558 right mandible Middle Pliocene quarry, Beremend Krm34a, p. 296, text-fig. 31 Inventory number in original publication: Nr. 3954
Erinaceus ostramosi JÁNOSSY, 1972 holotype, V.72.1 right mandible with P4 and M2 Early Pleistocene Osztramos, locality 8, Tornaszentandrás Ján72b, p. 171 Erinaceus ostramosi JÁNOSSY, 1972 paratypes, V.73.78 maxilla fragment without teeth, right M 2, left M 3, I1 and isolated right M1 Early Pleistocene Osztramos, locality 8, Tornaszentandrás Ján72b, p. 171 Estramomys simplex JÁNOSSY, 1969 holotype, V.69.1227 right mandible with P4–M3 Early Pleistocene Osztramos, locality 3, Tornaszentandrás Ján69a, p. 36 (15) Type figured in JÁNOSSY 1970: p. 113, pl. 1, fig. 3 Estramomys simplex JÁNOSSY, 1969 paratype, V.69.1228 left maxilla fragment with P4–M3 Early Pleistocene Osztramos, locality 3, Tornaszentandrás Ján69a, p. 36 (15) Type figured in JÁNOSSY 1970: p. 113, pl. 1, fig. 1 Foetorius palermineus PETÉNYI, 1864 syntypes right mandible fragment with P4, M1–M2 and isolated right lower canine Middle Pliocene quarry, Beremend Pet64, p. 50, pl. 1, figs. 3h–l Mustela palerminea, Hel30; Rab76 Types missing, not found in inventory Glis antiquus KORMOS, 1930 holotype, V.61.1561 left mandible with full dentition Early Pleistocene Somlyó-hegy, Püspökfürdő, Oradea (Nagyvárad), Romania Krm30, p. 242 Glis antiquus KORMOS, 1930 paratype, V.61.1561 maxilla fragment Early Pleistocene Somlyó-hegy, Püspökfürdő, Oradea (Nagyvárad), Romania Krm30, p. 242 Hemilophodon osborni KRETZOI, 1942 holotype left mandible fragment with M3 Burdigalian, Miocene Sansan, France Kre42b, p. 139, text-fig. 1 Type probably destroyed in 1956 MAMMALIA 143 Hubacyon (Kanicyon) pannonicus KRETZOI, 1985 holotype, V.84.209 left M1 Pannonian, Miocene; Kálla Formation sand pit, Danitz-puszta, Pécs Kre85, p. 66, text-figs. 2, 4–6 Hypsolophiodon csobánkanus KRETZOI, 1940 holotype, V.60.162 right mandible fragment with P2–P4 Kiscellian, Oligocene; Hárshegy Sandstone Formation Csobánka Kre40, p. 95, pl. 3, fig. 6 Hystrix vinogradovi atavus JÁNOSSY, 1972 holotype, V.72.2 left mandible with full dentition Early Pleistocene Osztramos, locality 8, Tornaszentandrás Ján72b, p. 173, pl. 1, figs. 1–2 (pl. 1, figs. 5–9) Hystrix vinogradovi atavus JÁNOSSY, 1972 paratype, V.73.69 left mandible with D4–M3 Early Pleistocene Osztramos, locality 8, Tornaszentandrás Ján72b, p. 173, pl. 1, figs. 3–4 Type missing
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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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18 PALEOZOIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Spi
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20 TRIASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES 1.6.
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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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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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76 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Lim
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84 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Ech
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88 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Oci
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90 OLIGOCENE INVERTEBRATE TYPES Ros
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