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Hably, Lilla; Zastawniak, E.: Distribution, taphonomy and palaeoecology of Ulmus L. in the Hungarian Egerian

tional tooth, are also very characteristic for this species. Ulmuspseudopyramidalis is very similar to U. drepanodonta Grubov, described from the Oligocène of Kazakhstan (GRUBOV in KRISHTOFOVICH et al. 1956). Both have leaves of the same size, shape, venation and marginal characteristics with simple teeth furnished with a small additional tooth. The only difference is that the leaves of U. pseudopyramidalis Z. Kvacek et Hably have not additional lobes in the upper part. Ulmus pyramidalis Goepp. Figs 8-9, 10: 1-7 1855 Ulmus pyramidalis Goepp.: GOEPPERT, p. 29, PI. 13, Fig. 11 1966 Carpinus grandis Ung.: ANDREÁNSZKY, p. 42, Figs 28-30 1991 Ulmus pyramidalis Goepp.: KVACEK and HABLY, p. 56, PI. 5, Fig. 1 Material: BP 2001.11.1, BP 2001.14.1, BP 2001.19.1, BP 2001.21.1, BP 2001.22.1, BP 2001.24.1, BP 2001.26.1, BP 2001.29.1, BP 2001.33.1, BP 2001.57.1, BP 2001.83.1, BP 2001.95.1, BP 151.1, MM 56.1407.1, MM 61.185.1, MM 61.186.1, MM 61.188.1-MM 61.191.1, MM 61.194.1, MM 61.195.1, MM 61.197.

1-MM 61.199.1, MM 61.787.1, MM 61.788.2, MM 61.792.2, MM 61.941.1, MM 61.942.1, MM 62.640.1-MM 62.642.1, MM 62.647.1, MM 2001.9.1. Fig. 1. Schematic map of the studied localities with the distribution of Ulmus L. 1. Vértesszőlős, 2. Nagysáp, 3. Kesztölc, 4. Pomáz, 5. Verőcemaros, 6. Rétság, 7. Pusztaberki, 8. Eger-Wind brickyard, 9. Andornaktálya.