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The Karlich locality is well known because of the exposure of a long sequence of Quaternary deposits yielding large and small mammal remains as well as early Middle Pleistocene Palaeolithic artifacts. In addition to mammalian remains, the vertebrate record from Karlich includes amphibians and reptiles in Karlich units E, G, and H. The most diverse herpetofauna was recovered from level G, and contains at least seven species, including two salamanders, one anuran, and four lizards; Karlich H yielded at least one salamander and two lizards; and Karlich E produced a single anuran species.
- 出版日期2011
