Tiburones Triásicos De La Península Ibérica

  1. Esther Manzanares Ubeda
  2. Héctor Botella Sevilla
Journal:
Isurus

ISSN: 1888-9441

Year of publication: 2019

Issue: 12

Pages: 4-11

Type: Article

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Abstract

For a long time, it was thought that the fossil record of the Triassic sharks in Spain was non-existent. However, recent studies in the Iberian, Betic and Coastal-Catalan Ranges have shown that in the waters that bathed the peninsula during this period, sharks were as abundant as that of other European locations in the Triassic.

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