Late Bashkirian ammonoids from the Mospyne Formation of the Donets Basin, Ukraine

Q3 Earth and Planetary Sciences

Fossil Imprint Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.37520/fi.2022.021

V. Dernov

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Abstract

Eleven late Bashkirian ammonoid taxa (Anthracoceratites sp., Cymoceras sp., Melvilloceras rotaii (Librovitch in Popov, 1979), Gastrioceras angustum Patteisky, 1964, G. lupinum Popov, 1979, G. kutejnikovense Popov, 1979, ?Agastrioceras sp., Bisatoceras sp., ?Owenoceras sp., Branneroceras sp. A, and Branneroceras sp. B), are described from the Mospyne Formation of the Donets Basin, eastern Ukraine. Representatives of the genera Cymoceras, Agastrioceras, Bisatoceras are first recorded from the Carboniferous of the Donets Basin. Early Westphalian (G2 ammonoid zone, Langsettian) ammonoids Gastrioceras listeri, G. angustum and Branneroceras spp. indicate the attribution of the Mospyne Formation to the Gastrioceras-Branneroceras Genozone.

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乌克兰顿涅茨盆地mosspyne组的巴什基利亚晚期菊石

在乌克兰东部顿涅茨盆地Mospyne组发现了11个巴bashkiian晚期菊科动物分类群(Anthracoceratites sp.， Cymoceras sp.， Melvilloceras rotaii (Librovitch in Popov, 1979)， Gastrioceras angustum Patteisky, 1964, G. lupinum Popov, 1979, G. kutejnikovense Popov, 1979, Agastrioceras sp.， Bisatoceras sp.， Owenoceras sp.， Branneroceras sp. A, Branneroceras sp. B)。Cymoceras、Agastrioceras、Bisatoceras属的代表最早记录于顿涅茨盆地石炭纪。早期威斯特伐利亚(G2氨类带，Langsettian)氨类Gastrioceras listeri, G. angustum和Branneroceras sp .表明Mospyne组属于Gastrioceras-Branneroceras Genozone。

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