Avian material from Rancho del Oro, a Pleistocene locality in San Diego County, California

Daniel A. Guthrie

doi:10.3160/0038-3872-109.1.1

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Daniel A. Guthrie

Abstract

Late Pleistocene avifaunal material from a construction site in Oceanside, California is described. The material includes 77 bones from 21 species, only one of which (Podiceps parvus) is extinct. Two previously described Pleistocene species (Oxyura bessomi and Bucephala fossilis) are placed in extant species. The first fossil record for Phalaropus lobatus is recorded.

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Daniel A. Guthrie "Avian material from Rancho del Oro, a Pleistocene locality in San Diego County, California," Bulletin, Southern California Academy of Sciences 109(1), 1-7, (1 April 2010). https://doi.org/10.3160/0038-3872-109.1.1

Published: 1 April 2010

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