Milvago sp.
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https://doi.org/ 10.25226/bboc.v142i1.2022.a3 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13761048 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E575C653-FF9A-083F-FDCA-A5BC561EFD81 |
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Milvago sp. |
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33. Milvago sp.
Referred material.— Tarsometatarsus: proximal left, WS 977.
Distribution.—Cave deposit in west Cuba (see Appendix). Artemisa. Caimito: ACP ( Suárez & Arredondo 1997: 101).
Direct 14 C dating .—None.
Notes.—The rarest and least known of the Cuban extinct caracaras. Orihuela (2019: 60–61) erroneously considered the Milvago sp. , recorded by Suárez & Arredondo (1997: 101), as another Cuban species in the genus ( M. diazfrancoi , described a year after Orihuela’s paper), indicating ‘ Type locality: San Felipe tar pits, Martí, Matanzas province ...’ for it, but the present taxon has never been found in Cuban asphalt deposits (see Suárez 2020a: 36). At the same time, Milvago sp. was also incorrectly treated by Orihuela (2019: 60–61) as a synonym of the much larger extinct Caracara creightoni (see Suárez 2020a: 35, and ‘Notes’ under M. carbo ).
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