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Cózar, Pedro, Vachard, Daniel, Somerville, Ian D., Izart, Alain, Coronado, Ismael (2020) The lower–middle Viséan boundary interval in the Palaeotethys: refinements for the foraminiferal zonal schemes. Geological Magazine, 157 (3) 513-526 doi:10.1017/s001675681900102x

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TitleThe lower–middle Viséan boundary interval in the Palaeotethys: refinements for the foraminiferal zonal schemes
JournalGeological Magazine
AuthorsCózar, PedroAuthor
Vachard, DanielAuthor
Somerville, Ian D.Author
Izart, AlainAuthor
Coronado, IsmaelAuthor
Year2020 (March)Volume157
Issue3
PublisherCambridge University Press (CUP)
DOIdoi:10.1017/s001675681900102xSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceCózar, Pedro, Vachard, Daniel, Somerville, Ian D., Izart, Alain, Coronado, Ismael (2020) The lower–middle Viséan boundary interval in the Palaeotethys: refinements for the foraminiferal zonal schemes. Geological Magazine, 157 (3) 513-526 doi:10.1017/s001675681900102x
Plain TextCózar, Pedro, Vachard, Daniel, Somerville, Ian D., Izart, Alain, Coronado, Ismael (2020) The lower–middle Viséan boundary interval in the Palaeotethys: refinements for the foraminiferal zonal schemes. Geological Magazine, 157 (3) 513-526 doi:10.1017/s001675681900102x
In(2020, March) Geological Magazine Vol. 157 (3) Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Abstract/NotesAbstractA new foraminiferal subzone (Cf5α or MFZ12α) in between the classical foraminiferal zonal biozones is characterized by the first occurrence of Archaediscus at concavus stage, primitive species of Pojarkovella, as well as the first Endothyranopsis s.s. This interval is represented in England, France and Morocco (in the western Palaeotethys) and in South China, and more widely in Iran (in the eastern Palaeotethys), where it is partly similar to the MFZ11B subzone defined by previous authors. The position of this new biozone within the Livian or Holkerian substages suggests that it has to be considered as part of the middle Viséan substage. We therefore propose the abandonment of the notation MFZ11B, which includes lower Viséan rocks, and the subdivision of the middle Viséan zones MFZ12 and Cf5 into two subzones MFZ12α or Cf5α, and MFZ12β or Cf5β, with the latter subzone containing the classical Livian–Holkerian foraminiferal guides Pojarkovella nibelis and Koskinotextularia. Furthermore, the lower Viséan MFZ11 zone can be subdivided in most Palaeotethyan basins into three subzones: a lower MFZ11α subzone (characterized by the first occurrence of Uralodiscus rotundus, as well as most species of Glomodiscus); a middle MFZ11β subzone (characterized by the first occurrence of Archaediscus at involutus stage and Conilidiscus); and an upper MFZ11γ subzone (characterized by the first occurrence of Nodosarchaediscus, Consobrinellopsis and Lituotubella).


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