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Early Paleocene marine vertebrates from the Wangaloa Formation, South Island, New Zealand

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Pages 33-37 | Received 06 Aug 2006, Accepted 30 Jan 2007, Published online: 19 Feb 2010
 

Abstract

Early Paleocene vertebrate material from the Wangaloa Formation, South Island, comprises newly discovered remains of turtles, chimaeroids, and a probable mylioba‐tid. This is the first report of non‐chondrichthyan vertebrate material from this formation and the earliest known Cenozoic chimaeroid from New Zealand. The material helps to deduce the composition of vertebrate assemblages during the biotic stabilisation phase a few million years after the K‐Pg mass extinction event c. 65 Ma.

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