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Five significant records of rodents are reported from the Upper Pleistocene and Holocene of Slovenia. The identification of black rat  Rattus rattus  from the Late Bronze/Early Iron Age (ca. 1400–400 cal. BC) at Podjamca is thought to be one of the first records in Mediterranean Europe from the pre-Roman period. Evidence is also presented for the presence of  Apodemus agrarius  at Podjamca (at least 7800 y BP) and Suhadole (first half of the 1st century AD); the latter falls outside the current species range. The discovery of  Dinaromys bogdanovi  in Early Mesolithic layers (ca. 9600–7800 y BP) at Podjamca and of Late Mesolithic age (ca. 7800–6000 y BP) at Mala Triglavca are the first Holocene records outside the recent range of the species.  Cricetulus migratorius  (Podjamca, ca. 9600–7800 y BP; Mala Triglavca, 7800–6000 y BP) and  Sicista subtilis  (Divje babe I, ca. 80–75 ky BP) are reported for the first time in this part of Europe.

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Noteworthy rodent records from the Upper Pleistocene and Holocene of Slovenia / Données remarquables sur les rongeurs du Pléistocène Supérieur et de l'Holocène de Slovénie