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Fig. 3. Geographical distribution of Lingula dregeri in the Miocene: 1, Korytnica Basin (Poland): Korytnica, Chomentów (Friedberg 1930; Barczyk and Popiel−Barczyk 1977; Gutowski 1984; Radwańska and Radwański 1984; and present data); 2, Wójcza−Pińczów Range (Poland) (Popiel−Barczyk and Barczyk 1990; and present data); 3, Lublin Upland (Poland): Huta Lubycka, Monastyrz, Długi Goraj (Popiel−Barczyk 1977, 1980; Jakubowski and Musiał 1977; present data); 4, Podolia (Ukraine): Obertasów near Zolochiv (Złoczów) (Friedberg 1921); 5–7, Vienna Basin (Austria): 5, Austränk (Dreger 1889); 6, Loretto (Dreger 1889); 7, St. Margarethen (Meznerics 1943; Schmid et al. 2001). A Lingula has been recorded in Lapugiu (Romania) by Bărbulescu and Rado (1984) in the Badenian (Miocene). The following localities are not indicated on the map: Cagliari, and vicinities: Sant Elias, Mirrionis island, San Michele hill, in Sardinia (Italy) (Dreger 1911).