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. Rostrum maxillare, AaO-818; left humerus, distal part, AaO-839; left ulnae, proximal part and shaft, AaO-815, distal part and shaft, AaO-816; left femur, AaO-814; right tarsometatarsus, almost complete, AaO-817 (only the Crista medialis hypotarsi is missing).
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. See
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.
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This species was described by D. Janossy from material from four Plio-Pleistocene localities of
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(
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;
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), and it has not been reported from any other locality. It is characterized by its size which is much larger than in the Recent and fossil forms of the species
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, the Hawk Owl, the only present-day species of the genus
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.
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This material shows the morphological characteristics of the genus
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, with its particularly short and robust tarsometatarsi. On the rostrum maxillare the ventral face of the os premaxillare is flattened. In the Recent
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this surface is variable, it is flattened in half of the individuals, and grooved in the other half. The distal humerus shows the same characteristics as are found in the genus
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. It is strongly ventrally elongated. The impression of M. brachialis is very long and extends very far proximad along the shaft. The ectepicondylar prominence is broken on the fossil, but it is possible to see that it was situated just proximally to the dorsal condyle. In the genus
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, it is small, but clearly projecting and its top forms a right angle. On the proximal ulna, on the cranial side, distally to the cotylae, the bicipital attachment forms a proximodistally elongated and sharply defined ridge. In the Recent
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, this ridge projects less and has a variable shape, but it is rather dorsoventrally oriented. The distal ulna does not differ from the Recent
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except by its size. The femur also shows the morphological characteristics of the genus
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. On the femoral head the Fovea lig. capitis is very deep. On the caudal face the lateral condyle extends proximally by a ridge. This ridge closes the Fossa poplitea on its medial side and delimits laterally a deep fossa that is situated proximally compared to the lateral and fibular condyles. On the tarsometatarsus, the Crista medialis hypotarsi is missing. This tarsometatarsus shows the same proportions as in the Recent species,
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, but it is larger. Its dimensions are very close to those of the
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tarsometatarsus of
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, from Villány 3, which is almost of the same age as Ahl al Oughlam (MN 17, ca. 22.5 Ma) (
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). The Ahl al Oughlam material has been compared with a sample of 6 to 15 individuals of Recent
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, including males and females, from the collections of the MNHN (Laboratoire dAnatomie comparée and Institut de Paléontologie humaine), in Paris, the NMNH, in
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, the UCB, in Lyon, and the Paleontological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, in
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. On average the postcranial elements of the Moroccan
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are 31% larger than those of the Recent
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.
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As Janossy has pointed out, the Recent species lives in the taiga zone of Eurasia and North America, and in the mountain regions of Central Asia. “It is a question whether the Lower Pleistocene form had the same ecological significance, in view of the fact that most of the remains originate—as we have seen—from the Submediterranean region of the Villány Mountains” (
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, p. 14). The occurrence of this species at Ahl al Oughlam is not accidental because it is represented by at least two individuals.
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Order
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A few elements can be attributed to species of the family
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. Some other elements cannot be identified more accurately, mainly because of the lack of comparative material.
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