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The first record of dermochelyid turtles in the Eocene of Tierra del Fuego:new insights on the evolution of the Weddellian faunas

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Advances in Polar Science 2024年第1期35卷 63-77页

作者： Paula BONA Juliana STERLI marcel. Saúl de la FUENTE Eduardo OLIVERO Marta S.FERNÁNDEZ marcel. reguero División Paleontología Vertebrados Museo de La Plata-Anexo IIFacultad de Ciencias Naturales y MuseoUniversidad Nacional de La PlataLa Plata B1900FWAArgentina Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas(CONICET) Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires C1425FQBArgentina Museo Paleontológico Egidio Feruglio Trelew U9100Argentina Instituto de Evolución Ecología Histórica y Ambiente-CONICETSan Rafael CP5600Argentina Centro Austral de Investigaciones Científicas-CONICET Universidad Nacional de Tierra del FuegoUshuaia CP 9410Argentina División Paleontología Vertebrados Museo de La PlataUniversidad Nacional de La PlataLa Plata B1900FWAArgentina

The Antarctic Paleogene marine fossil record has been the key to reconstructing the evolution of the Weddellian Sea and final dismemberment of Southern *** this context,Eocene marine vertebrates from Seymour(Marambio)Island have provided valuable *** present the first Eocene record of marine reptiles from the southern Atlantic Coast of South *** corresponds to several postcranial turtle remains represented by a proximal end of the right humerus,three caudal and one thoracic vertebrae,a fragment of the left pubis,and ten ossicles of the dorsal carapace,coming from the Leticia Formation(late-mid Eocene)at Cabo Tiburones,Tierra del Fuego,*** materials show severalfeatures such as the size and general morphology of the humerus and vertebrae,and the presence of relatively small,irregular,smooth,and unkeeled ossicles,which allow us to assign them to Dermochelyidae *** are a cosmopolitan group ofcryptodiran turtles,registered from the late Cretaceous up to the recent,with some physiological-biological peculiarities(e.g.,endothermy and an exclusive jellyfish-based diet)and characterized by the presence of an osseous carapace formed by *** new finding from the Leticia Formation is an addition to the scarce and extremely fragmentary record of Eocene dermochelyids from the southern seas like those from the La Meseta and Submeseta formations(Antarctica)and the Waihao and Burnside formations(New Zealand).This new information allows us to discuss the presence of these turtles in such high latitudes in the past and its implication in the evolution of the Weddellian fauna.

关键词： marine reptiles sea turtles Dermochelyidae Paleogene La Meseta Formation Submeseta Formation Leticia Formation

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Antarctic Paleontological Heritage:Late Cretaceous–Paleogene vertebrates from Seymour(Marambio)Island,Antarctic Peninsula

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Advances in Polar Science 2019年第3期30卷 328-355页

作者： marcel. A.reguero Instituto Antártico Argentino División Paleontología Vertebrados Museo de La Plata Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo Universidad Nacional de La Plata Paseo del Bosque s/n Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET)

Antarctica has significant environmental,scientific,historic,and intrinsic values,all of which are worth protecting into the *** continent has a discrete number of places of scientific interest that exhibit great potential as natural heritage sites;its geodiversity is of fundamental importance to scientific values of the continent,and the pursuit of geological and paleontological knowledge has had a strong influence on its historical *** Island was once called the‘Rosetta Stone’of Southern Hemisphere paleobiology,because this small island provides the most complete and richly fossiliferous Late Cretaceous–Paleogene sequence in *** particular,fossil vertebrates form part of the evidence used in reconstructing the history of life on *** heritage is considered a subset of geo-heritage that embodies both natural and historical components which has received only indirect *** Island is an outstanding paleontological area with high heritage value of its Late Cretaceous/Paleogene vertebrates and should be considered for geo-conservation and *** paper reviews vertebrate fossil occurrences and outcrops on Seymour Island and discusses some threats to these fossil sites.

关键词： fossil vertebrates geo-heritage geo-conservation Late Cretaceous-Paleogene Seymour Island Antarctica

Cretaceous Antarctic plesiosaurs:stratigraphy,systematics and paleobiogeography

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Advances in Polar Science 2019年第3期30卷 210-227页

作者： Jose Patricio O’GORMAN Rodrigo OTERO marcel. reguero Zulma GASPARINI División Paleontología Vertebrados Museo de La PlataUniversidad Nacional de La PlataPaseo del Bosque s/n.B1900FWALa PlataArgentina Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas(CONICET) ArgentinaGodoy Cruz 2290C1425FQBCABAArgentina Red Paleontológica U-Chile Laboratorio de Ontogenia y FilogeniaDepartamento de BiologíaFacultad de CienciasUniversidad de ChileLas Palmeras 3425SantiagoChile Instituto Antártico Argentino 25 de Mayo 1143B1650HMKSan MartínBuenos AiresArgentina

The last twenty million years(Maastrichtian–Santonian)of Southern Hemisphere plesiosaur history is especially well recorded in the Weddellian Province(Patagonia;Western Antarctica and New Zealand).The oldest Late Cretaceous plesiosaurs,two specimens referred to Polycotylidae indet.,come from the Santonian levels of the Santa Marta Formation,while the oldest elasmosaurids come from the lower Campanian of the same *** the lower Maastrichtian of the Snow Hill Island Formation the non-aristonectine elasmosaurid Vegasaurus molyi is recorded together with other non-diagnosable elasmosaurid specimens,but no aristonectines are *** appears in the Antarctic record in the upper Maastrichtian of the López de Bertodano Formation and are represented by Morturneria and *** specimens from the upper Campanian previously referred to Aristonectinae *** referred to Elasmosauridae indet.,shortening the temporal record of Aristonectinae in *** aristonectines appears in the Antarctic record in the upper Maastrichtian of the López de Bertodano Formation and are represented by Morturneria and *** Antarctic Cretaceous elasmosaurids show a paleobiogeographic connection with South America and New Zealand(Weddellian Province).This connection is indicated by the shared presence of the Aristonectinae Kaiwhekea katiki(New Zealand)and Aristonectes(Argentina and Chile).Recent phylogenetic analysis recovered the aristonectines within the Weddellonectia clade,which includes the aristonectines and the non-aristonectines Vegasaurus molyi(Isla Vega,Antarctica);Kawanectes lafquenianum(Argentina);Morenosaurus stocki and Aphrosaurus furlongi(California).Among the Weddellonectia,the aristonectines show a relatively large body size and extremely derived features and probably occupied a trophic niche that differed from the trophic niche of other *** way of contrast Kawanectes lafquenianum is an extremely small body-

关键词： Elasmosauridae Aristonectinae Polycotylidae Santa Marta Formation Snow Hill Island Formation López de Bertodano Formation Weddellonectia

The fossil record of Antarctic land mammals:commented review and hypotheses for future research

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Advances in Polar Science 2019年第3期30卷 274-292页

作者： Javier NGELFO Francisco JGOIN Nicolás BAUZá marcel. reguero Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas(CONICET) ArgentinaGodoy Cruz 2290C1425FQBCABAArgentina División Paleontología Vertebrados Museo de La Plata.Paseo del Bosque s/nB1900FWALa PlataArgentina Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo de La Plata Universidad Nacional de La PlataArgentina MORPHOS Lab Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo de La PlataUniversidad Nacional de La Plata Instituto Antártico Argentino 25 de Mayo 1143B1650HMKSan MartínBuenos AiresArgentina

The fossil record of terrestrial mammals in Antarctica is temporally and geographically constrained to the Eocene outcrops of La Meseta and Submeseta formations in Seymour(Marambio)Island in West *** faunal assemblage indicates a clear South American imprint since all the groups have a close phylogenetic relationship with Cretaceous and Paleogene mammals from *** the presence of several mammalian taxonomic groups:Dryolestida,Gondwanatheria,Eutheria and Metatheria,the presence of other major mammalian taxa should be expected and will probably be confirmed by new *** mammals with an inferred body mass between 10 to 400 kg in size,are represented by xenarthrans,and two groups of the so called South American native ungulates:Astrapotheria and *** Metatheria are the smaller(less than 1 kg)and most abundant components of the *** are represented by derorhynchid ameridelphians,several microbiotherian australidelphians(both microbiotheriids and woodburnodontids),and?glasbiid prepidolopod and polydolopid ***,there are remains of several mammalian teeth of indeterminate phylogenetic *** present knowledge of the Southern Hemisphere mammalian evolution and paleogeographic change through time,indicates that Antarctica played a major role for land mammals,at least since the *** actual representation of Paleogene terrestrial mammals in Antarctica is most probably biased,as all the evidence indicates that australosphenidan mammals should be present in this continent since the Jurassic.

关键词： Antarctica James Ross Basin Jurassic Paleogene Eocene Mammalia

Eocene Antarctica:a window into the earliest history of modern whales

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Advances in Polar Science 2019年第3期30卷 293-302页

作者： Mónica R.BUONO R.Ewan FORDYCE Felix G.MARX Marta S.FERNANDEZ marcel. A.reguero Instituto Patagónico de Geología y Paleontología CCT CONICET-CENPATBvd.Brown 2915U9120ACDPuerto MadrynChubutArgentina Department of Geology University of Otago360 Leith WalkPO Box 56DunedinOtago 9054New Zealand Departments of Paleobiology and Vertebrate Zoology National Museum of Natural HistorySmithsonian InstitutionWashington DCUSA Directorate of Earth and History of Life Royal Belgian Institute of Natural SciencesBrusselsBelgium Department of Geology University of LiègeB18Quartier Agora14 Allée du 6 Aout4000 LiègeBelgium School of Biological Sciences Monash UniversityClaytonAustralia Palaeontology Museums VictoriaMelbourneAustralia CONICET-División Paleontología Vertebrados Unidades de InvestigaciónAnexo MuseoFacultad de Ciencias Naturales y MuseoUniversidad Nacional de La Plata60 y 122B1900FWALa PlataArgentina CONICET-División Paleontología de Vertebrados Museo de La PlataPaseo del Bosque s/nB1900FWALa PlataArgentina Instituto Antártico Argentino(Dirección Nacional del Antártico) 25 de Mayo 11511650San MartínArgentina

The Eocene–Oligocene Southern Ocean is thought to have played a major role in cetacean ***,fossils from its heart—Antarctica—are rare,and come almost exclusively from the Eocene La Meseta and Submeseta formations of Marambio(Seymour)***,we provide a summary and update of this crucial fossil assemblage,and discuss its relevance in the broader context of cetacean *** date,Eocene specimens from Antarctica include basilosaurids,a group of archaic stem cetaceans that had already fully adapted to life in water;and the archaic toothed mysticete Llanocetus,the second oldest crown cetacean on record(ca.34 Ma).This Eocene co-occurrence of stem and crown cetaceans is highly unusual,and otherwise only observed in *** related,at least some of the Antarctic species appear to be different from,and notably larger than their Peruvian counterparts,suggesting an early differentiation of the high latitude cetacean fauna.

关键词： Marambio(Seymour)Island Basilosauridae Mysticeti evolution