Figure 1 in Taxonomy, systematics, and diversity of the European oldest testudinids

Figure 1. Geographical position of the type localities of the European Eocene testudinids discussed here. 1, Llamaquique (Asturias, Spain), middle-late Eocene, type locality of 'Asturichelys multicostatus'. 2, Mazateŕon (Soria, Spain), middle Eocene, type locality of Pelorochelon soriana. 3, Falaise de Baby (Gironde, France), late Eocene, type locality of Cheirogaster maurini. 4, Castrais (Tarn, France), middle Eocene, type locality of 'Testudo castrensis'. 5, Saint-Papoul (Aude, France), early Eocene, type locality of Fontainechelon cassouleti. 6, Salzburg (Austria), middle Eocene, type locality of 'Cheirogaster steinbacheri'. 7, Mücheln (Germany), middle Eocene, type locality of Pelorochelon eocaenica.