New records of brachiopods from the Lower Miocene deposits of the Qom Formation of the Isfahan province, Central Iran

IF 0.5 4区地球科学 Q4 GEOLOGY

Boletin De La Sociedad Geologica Mexicana Pub Date : 2023-06-10 DOI:10.18268/bsgm2023v75n2a010523

M. Bitner, A. Bahrami, Mansooreh Sani Josheghani, M. Yazdi, K. Zágoršek

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Abstract

The study presents new records of brachiopods from the Lower Miocene deposits of the Qom Formation from two sections, Bagh and Ramsheh in the Isfahan province, Central Iran. Three species, i.e. Argyrotheca bitnerae, Joania cordata, and Platidia anomioides, have been identified in the investigated material. All species are present in the Bagh section whereas in the material from Ramsheh A. bitnerae was not found. Although the species recognized here were already described from the Miocene of the Qom Formation, this is their first report from the localities of Bagh and Ramsheh, providing new data on the distribution of brachiopods in the Cenozoic of Iran.

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伊朗中部伊斯法罕省库姆组下中新世沉积物中腕足类的新记录

该研究提供了伊朗中部伊斯法罕省巴格和拉姆舍两个剖面库姆组下中新世沉积物中腕足类的新记录。在研究材料中已鉴定出三个物种，即双脊银藻、乔安娜和异头Platidia。所有物种都存在于Bagh剖面中，而在Ramsheh A.bitnerae的材料中没有发现。尽管已经描述了库姆组中新世的物种，但这是巴格和拉姆舍地区的首次报告，为伊朗新生代腕足类的分布提供了新的数据。

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Boletin De La Sociedad Geologica Mexicana GEOLOGY-

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1.40

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12.50%

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50 weeks

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