臺灣西南部嘉義牛埔地區常見的早更新世魚類耳石

林千翔; 王良傑; 王嘉祥; 張至維

doi:10.6532/JNTM.201809_71(3).04

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臺灣西南部嘉義牛埔地區常見的早更新世魚類耳石

Common early Pleistocene fish otoliths from Niubu in Chia-Yi County, southwestern Taiwan

林千翔(Chien-Hsiang Lin) ；王良傑(Liang-Chieh Wang) ；王嘉祥(Chia-Hsiang Wang) ；張至維(Chih-Wei Chang)

國立臺灣博物館學刊； 71卷3期 (2018 / 09 / 01) ， P47 - 68

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6532/JNTM.201809_71(3).04

古魚類；六重溪層；小黃魚；分類學；古生物地理； Fossil fish ； Liuchungchi Formation ； Larimichthys polyactis ； Taxonomy ； Paleobiogeography

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Fossil otolith assemblages have been reported from many regions of the world to interpret regional paleoecology and to reconstruct paleobiogeography. Studies from the western Pacific region, however, remain scarce. Despite a few known Plio-Pleistocene localities yielding fossil otoliths, a systematic study on such fossil assemblages has never been carried out in Taiwan. Common otoliths of early Pleistocene Liuchungchi Formation (1.22-1.95 Ma) along Bazhang River from Niubu in Chiayi County, southwestern Taiwan were described for the first time. Otoliths were collected from the surface of sediments by amateur fossil collectors. The recent otolith collection of Taiwan, deposited at the National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium, allows a well-comparable identification of fossil otoliths with great confidence. The otoliths of Sciaenidae and Apogonidae were the commonest taxa. The occurrence of Larimichthys polyactis otoliths indicates a more pervasive distribution of the fish than it is today. This paper is intended as a guide to the recognition of common large otoliths in the field, and the emphasis is firmly on promoting local paleontological work. A more detailed systematic description together with other localities will be dealt with in the forthcoming research.

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