Moncharmontia De Castro 1967, benthic foraminifera from the middle-upper Cenomanian of the Sarvak Formation of SW Iran (Zagros Zone): a CTB survivor taxon

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.47894/mpal.67.1.03

F. Schlagintweit, M. Yazdi-Moghadam

引用次数: 13

Abstract

Moncharmontia apenninca (De Castro 1966) is widely reported in the Upper Cretaceous (Turonian-Campanian) shallow-water successions of the Neotethyan realm (e.g., Italy, Croatia). With its "First Appearance Datum" (FAD) in the lowermost Turonian, it is considered a newcomer taxon in the aftermath of the Cenomanian/Turonian boundary (CTB) extinction event, and therefore a member of the Upper Cretaceous Global Community Maturation Cycle. Its common presence in the middle-pro parte upper Cenomanian Sarvak Formation and time-equivalent strata in Mexico (Valles-San Luis Potosi Platform) document that it represents a CTB extinction survivor taxon like Dicyclina, Nezzazata, Reticulinella and several others. The different local "FAD's" of Moncharmontia might possibly be linked to latitudinal differences, i.e., an earlier evolution of the species in the near-equatorial area (Mexico, Iran) compared to the low-middle latitudinal occurrences in the peri-Mediterranean realm (e.g., Italy, Turkey).

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Moncharmontia De Castro 1967，伊朗西南部(Zagros区)Sarvak组Cenomanian中上段底栖有孔虫:一个CTB幸存分类群

Moncharmontia apenninca (De Castro 1966)在新特提斯王国(如意大利、克罗地亚)的上白垩纪(Turonian-Campanian)浅水序列中被广泛报道。由于其“首次出现基准点”(First Appearance Datum, FAD)位于最底的Turonian，因此被认为是Cenomanian/Turonian边界(CTB)灭绝事件后的一个新分类单元，因此是上白垩纪全球群落成熟周期的成员。它在墨西哥(vales - san Luis Potosi台地)的上Cenomanian Sarvak组中后期和时间相当的地层中普遍存在，表明它代表了CTB灭绝幸存者的分类群，如Dicyclina, Nezzazata, Reticulinella和其他几个。Moncharmontia地区不同的“FAD”可能与纬度差异有关，即，与地中海周边地区(如意大利、土耳其)的低中纬度事件相比，近赤道地区(墨西哥、伊朗)的物种进化时间更早。

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31.40

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312

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2 months

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