B. Papp szerk.: Studia Botanica Hungarica 32. 2001 (Budapest, 2001)

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

Remarks. Determination of these specimens was not possible because they are too fragmentary with only a small part of the leaf visible on the impressions, most commonly without a margin. Most probably they belong to one of the above species. TAPHONOMY A study of the Egerian localities (HABLY 2001) has revealed differences in the composition of the sedimentary deposits. Some of them contain a high percentFig. 12. Ulmus sp. (natural size). 1 = BP 2001.12.1; 2 = BP 2001.18.1; 3 = BP 2001.44.1; 4 = BP 2001.12.1; 5 = BP 2001.17.1; 6 = BP 2001.25.1; 7 = BP 2001.85.1.