The Mykhailivka sedimentary section in southern Ukraine of middle (Bessarabian) to late (Khersonian) Sarmatian s.l. age is well known for its rich vertebrate finds in alternating marginal marine to estuarine and lacustrine ...

Fish otoliths are described from the Uzunbas Formation (Rupelian) of the Karagie depression, Mangyshlak peninsula, West Kazakhstan. A total of 9 species are described, 3 as newly established (Pterothrissus caspiensis sp. ...

Gadid otoliths are among the most common otoliths in the Neogene of Europe. To date, these have been recorded in situ and therefore correlated with the skeletal record only in two cases, Paratrisopterus avus and Palimphemus ...

Articulated fossil fish skeletons with otoliths in situ provide a unique opportunity to link these two, otherwise independent data sets of skeletons and otoliths. They provide calibration points for otoliths also adding ...