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The locality of Brunn, Oberpfalz, represents the oldest setting within the area usually included within the Solnhofen Archipelago, dating to the Subeumela Subzone of the Late Kimmeridgian. The locality has yielded a rich vertebrate fauna from eight different levels of plattenkalks, dominated by actinopterygian osteichthyans. Apart from rare chondrichthyans, the fish fauna includes macrosemiid gynglimodians, caturid and ophiopsid halecomorphs, as well as a new specimen of the enigmatic halecomorph Ainia, and a diverse array of teleosts. Tetrapods are represented by reptiles, including rare marine turtles, at least two new taxa of rhynchocephalians, an atoposaurid and a teleosaurid crocodyliform, and rhamphorhynchid and pterodactyloid pterosaurs. Whereas the fish fauna shows close affinities with other Kimmeridgian faunas, not only from the Solnhofen Archipelago, but also from other European sites, such as Cerin, a high degree of endemism is striking within the reptile fauna.

Vertebrate fossils from the Kimmeridgian of Brunn: the oldest fauna from the Solnhofen Archipelago (Late Jurassic, Bavaria, Germany)