Eucladoceros cf. Senezensis deperet 1910 in un bacino lacustre villafranchiano a Steggio (Possagno, Treviso, Italia nord-orientale)
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Eucladoceros cf. senezensis Deperet, 1910, a typical cervid of Villafranchian, is recorded for the first time from a lacustrine basin at Steggio (Possagno, Treviso, Northeastern Italy). The specimen, in association with rodents referred to Mimomys, is a shed antler similar to the largest specimens from Senéze (Massif Central, France). The lacustrine basin is referred to the Late Pliocene-Earliest Pleistocene.
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