Article du Bulletin
Plio-pleistocene biogeography of Italian mainland micromammals [Biogéographie du Plio-pléistocène des micromammifères italien continentaux].
Kotsakis T., Abbazzi L., Angelone C., Argenti P., Barisone G., Fanfani F., Marcolini F. & Massini F. · 2003 · In Distribution and migration of tertiary mammals in Eurasia. A volume in honour of Hans de Bruijn, Reumer J.W.F. & Wessels W., eds., DEINSEA, 10 : 313-342.
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Résumé
The analysis of the distribution of sùamm mammals in the Italian mainland during the Plio-Pleistocene and their immigration in the Peninsula indicates the presence of many species of oriental origin, a few iberoccitanic elements and some endemic species. The Italian peninsula belongs to a western Mediterranean bioprovince. The Nort-eastern region of Italy is a transitional biogeographical zone between this province and the central European and Balcanic areas.