Uppermost Darriwilian radiolarians from the lower part of Wulalike Formation, Northwest Ordos Basin, North China

IF 1.7 3区地球科学 Q2 PALEONTOLOGY

Palaeoworld Pub Date : 2023-12-23 DOI:10.1016/j.palwor.2023.12.005

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Abstract

A well-preserved radiolarian assemblage is described from argillaceous limestone of the Wulalike Formation in the Northwest Ordos Basin, North China. A total of nine species of seven genera are described, including Inanigutta gansuensis, I. quadrispinosa, I. complanata, Inanibigutta pinglianensis, Oriundogutta bella, Triplococcus acanthicus, Haplentactinia juncta, Syntagentactinia pupila n. sp., and Kalimnasphaera maculosa. Three-dimensional X-ray micro-computed tomography is used to make a detailed examination of the new species. This is the first documentation of radiolarian fossils from the Wulalike Formation, which contributes to better understanding of the features of Ordovician radiolarian faunas and facilitate stratigraphic correlation and subdivision in the Ordos Basin.

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华北鄂尔多斯盆地西北部乌拉来克地层下部的达里维利上统放射虫

描述了华北鄂尔多斯盆地西北部乌拉来克地层砾质灰岩中保存完好的放射虫组合。共描述了 7 个属 9 个种，包括 Inanigutta gansuensis、I. quadrispinosa、I. complanata、Inanibigutta pinglianensis、Oriundogutta bella、Triplococcus acanthicus、Haplentactinia juncta、Syntagentactinia pupila n. sp.和 Kalimnasphaera maculosa。利用三维 X 射线微型计算机断层扫描技术对新物种进行了详细检查。这是对乌拉来克地层放射虫化石的首次记录，有助于更好地了解奥陶纪放射虫动物群的特征，促进鄂尔多斯盆地的地层关联与划分。

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Palaeoworld PALEONTOLOGY-

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