Reprint of “Radiolaria from the lower Cenomanian (Upper Cretaceous) of Crimea. Part 1. Spumellaria”

IF 0.7 Q4 PALEONTOLOGY

REVUE DE MICROPALEONTOLOGIE Pub Date : 2020-12-01 DOI:10.1016/j.revmic.2020.100458

Liubov Bragina, Nikita Bragin

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Abstract

Well-preserved Late Cretaceous (early Cenomanian) radiolarians were recovered from two sections in Crimea: Bodrak River and Sel’-Bukhra Mountain sections. Abundant and diverse representatives of order Spumellaria were recognized and studied. Four new radiolarian species: Becus naidini nov. sp., B. tauricus nov. sp., Praeconocaryomma? bodrakensis nov. sp., and Savaryella? nikishini nov. sp. were described. Moreover, stratigraphical ranges of species Archaeospongoprunum sphaericum Bragina, Crucella lata (Lipman), Patellula cognata O’Dogherty, P. verteroensis (Pessagno), Spongodiscus quasipersenex Bragina were exactly defined (their lower limits are expanded to the lower Cenomanian). The upper limit of stratigraphic range of "Cenodiscus" alievi Pessagno is expanded to the lower Cenomanian. Our results suggest that two rare taxa "Cenodiscus" alievi Pessagno (California Coast Ranges) and Spongodiscus quasipersenex Bragina (West Sakhalin Mountains) are reported for the first time in the Tethyan regions.

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克里米亚上白垩纪下切诺曼尼亚放射虫(Radiolaria)。第1部分。Spumellaria”

保存完好的晚白垩世(早Cenomanian)放射虫在克里米亚的两个部分:Bodrak河和Sel -Bukhra山部分被发现。认识和研究了丰富多样的刺虫目代表植物。放射虫新种四种:白蝇(Becus naidini 11 . sp)、牛头蝇(b.t uricus 11 . sp)、前经济虫(preeconcaryomma ?bodrakensis 11 . sp.和Savaryella?11月11日被描述。此外，还明确了Archaeospongoprunum sphaericum Bragina、Crucella lata (Lipman)、Patellula cognata O 'Dogherty、P. verteroensis (Pessagno)、Spongodiscus quasipersenex Bragina的地层范围(下限扩展至下Cenomanian)。“Cenodiscus”alievi Pessagno的地层范围上限扩展到下Cenomanian。结果表明，在特提斯地区首次报道了两个稀有分类群“Cenodiscus”alievi Pessagno(加利福尼亚海岸山脉)和Spongodiscus quasipersenex Bragina(西萨哈林山脉)。

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