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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Arribas, Alfonso author Garrido, Guiomar author Viseras, César author Soria, Jesús M. author Pla, Sila author Solano, José G. author Garcés Crespo, Miguel author Beamud Amorós, Elisabet author Carrión, José S. author 2013-05-03T14:18:26Z 2013-05-03T14:18:26Z 2009 2013-05-03T14:18:26Z Over the last decades, there has been an increasing interest on the chronology, distribution and mammal taxonomy (including hominins) related with the faunal turnovers that took place around the Pliocene-Pleistocene transition [ca. 1.8 mega-annum (Ma)] in Europe. However, these turnovers are not fully understood due to: the precarious nature of the period's fossil record; the"non-coexistence" in this record of many of the species involved; and the enormous geographical area encompassed. This palaeontological information gap can now be in part bridged with data from the Fonelas P-1 site (Granada, Spain), whose faunal composition and late Upper Pliocene date shed light on some of the problems concerning the timing and geography of the dispersals. Mamífers fòssils Pliocè Europa Fossil mammals Pliocene Europe A Mammalian Lost World in Southwest Europe during the Late Pliocene.