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Information × Registration Number 0215U001074, 0110U001346 , R & D reports Title Morphosystematic and biostratigraphic analysis of the Late Miocene, Pliocene and Pleistocene mammals of Ukraine on the basis of collections of the Palaeontological Museum of NMNH of NAS of Ukraine popup.stage_title Head Krakhmalnaya N.V., Registration Date 16-01-2015 Organization National Museum of Natural History National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine popup.description2 The work is devoted to the study of the morphology, taxonomy, phylogenetic relationships and biostratigraphic distribution of the Late Miocene - Pleistocene mammals of Ukraine, as well as the study of the ultrastructure of the enamel of the teeth of extinct and modern species of lagomorphs and rodents. A morphological description of the members of the order Insectivora, Rodentia, Carnivora, Cetacea and Artiodactyla was carried out. It was found that in oryctocoenoses (Sarmatian-Pont) 23 species of insectivorous (Erinaceidae, Talpidae and Soricidae) are present, as result the stratigraphic position of some locationswas identified. Ultrastructure of the teeth enamel of Prolagus, Ochotona, Sciurus, Trogontherium, Dipoides, Castor, Anomalomys, Pliospala, Spalax was first described. It is confirmed that the srtucture of enamel is a reliable species-specific morphological feature for representatives of Lagomorpha and Rodentia. New for science taxa from Murinae: Іramys Nesin, 2013; Apodemus alae Nesin, 2011; Orientalomys pidoplichkoi Nesin, 2013; Rhagapodemus ucraіnіcus Nesin, 2013; A. gorafensіs dіves Nesin, 2013 were described. Validity of the Late Miocene whale Cetotherium riabinini was confirmed. It was found that the whale Eocetus sp. belongs to the family Protocetidae. Vulpes praecorsac from the Pliocene of Ukraine is one of the most ancient Eurasia foxes, Vulpes odessana relates to previously unknown genus-group taxa. It is confirmed that in the evolution of Hyaeninae and Percrocutinae zigzag tooth enamel microstructure occurs. Comparison of the skull and dentition morphology of these subfamilies shows similarity to those of borofagin representatives. It is suggested that modern forest bison Bison athabascae is the only living representative now from the united population of B. priscus. The results can be used in dealing with the morphology, systematics and evolution of small and large mammals of Neogene-Pleistocene of Ukraine, as well as, in biostratigraphy and correlation of the continental deposits of Eurasia. Product Description popup.authors Іванов Дмитро Вадимович Логвіненко Віталій Миколайович Несін Валентин Антонович Рековець Леонід Іванович Семенов Юрій Олексійович popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close