The present volume Rodentia neogenica of the Catalogus Fossilium Austriae provides an overview of Neogene rodents from Austria, reflecting a fascinating chapter of mammal evolution. The investigated fossils were collected from 34 localities spanning a time interval of around eleven million years from the early to the late Miocene, with Maigen being the oldest and Eichkogel the youngest fossil site. The small mammal localities are situated in Neogene sedimentary basins of Austria: the Northern...

The Catalogus Fossilium Austriae was initiated to create a systematic catalogue of all fossils discovered in Austria. This book is the first issue of the volume Bivalvia neogenica and comprises the superfamilies Solenoidea–Clavagelloidea. The comprehensive data collection relating to each taxon (extensive synonymy lists, regional and stratigraphic distribution) and the high-quality photographic plates make this volume a basic work of reference for further studies in this and related fields.

Der vorliegende Band des Catalogus Fossilium Austriae ist ein weiterer Meilenstein der geologisch-paläontologischen Forschung im Miozän Österreichs. Er befasst sich mit einer in Österreich seit langer Zeit stark vernachlässigten, doch hochinteressanten Gruppe - den Echiniden. Die Bedeutung dieses Werkes geht jedoch weit über die Landesgrenzen hinaus. Erstmals seit der rund 90 Jahre alten Arbeit von Vadász steht wieder eine Publikation zu Verfügung, die die Echinidenfauna des Neogens der...

The Catalogus Fossilium Austriae was initiated to create a systematic catalogue of all fossils discovered in Austria. This book is the first issue of the volume "Bivalvia neogenica" and comprises the superfamilies Solenoidea–Clavagelloidea. The comprehensive data collection relating to each taxon (extensive synonymy lists, regional and stratigraphic distribution) and the high-quality photographic plates make this volume a basic work of reference for further studies in this and related fields.

The Catalogus Fossilium Austriae was initiated to create a systematic catalogue of all fossils discovered in Austria. This book is the second issue of the volume "Bivalvia neogenica" and comprises the superfamilies Lucinoidea - Mactroidea. Additional issues of Neogene bivalves are in preparation by the same author. The comprehensive data collection relating to each taxon (extensive synonymy lists, regional and stratigraphic distribution) and the high-quality photographic plates make this volume...