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摘要
犹他州史密斯菲尔德峡谷(Smithfield Canyon)的斯蒂普托恩正同位素碳考察(SPICE)所发现的三叶虫动物群已有报道,但没有图示。鉴于该地段的 SPICE 对国际关联的重要性,本文报告了从史密斯菲尔德峡谷的上努南白云岩到下圣查尔斯地层新采集的三叶虫,并将其与之前报告的类群整合在一起。三叶虫的组合表明,上Cedaria至Ellipsocephaloides生物带(古丈阶庙岭系至江山阶芙蓉系)在地层上存在于SPICE之下或之上。本文报告的一些类群可能是新种,但由于没有足够的标本保存,因此暂不命名。不过,Kingstonia smithfieldensis n. sp.和 Bromella utahensis n. sp.是根据常见且保存完好的标本命名的。本文介绍了来自史密斯菲尔德峡谷的新碳同位素数据,这些数据来自圣查尔斯地层下部的一个重叠部分,它们增加了 SPICE 曲线的整体形状。新的δ13C值在Elvinia生物区之上,范围从-0.36‰到+1.5‰,证实了SPICE在Elvinia生物区内的结论。UUID: http://zoobank.org/ad4fd372-8da4-4caa-98ed-ea82700cca60
Cambrian trilobites from the Nounan Dolomite and lower St. Charles Formation (upper Marjuman to lower Sunwaptan; Miaolingian to Furongian Series), Smithfield Canyon, northern Utah
The trilobite faunas that occur with the Steptoean Positive Isotope Carbon Excursion (SPICE) at Smithfield Canyon, Utah, have been reported, but not illustrated. Given the importance of the SPICE at this section for international correlations, the trilobites from new collections from the upper Nounan Dolomite to lower St. Charles Formation at Smithfield Canyon are reported herein and integrated with the previously reported taxa. Trilobite assemblages indicate that the upper Cedaria to the Ellipsocephaloides biozones (Miaolingian Series, Guzhangian Stage to Furongian Series, Jiangshanian Stage) are present stratigraphically below or above the SPICE.
Some of the taxa reported herein may represent new species, but they are not represented by well-enough preserved specimens and are left in open nomenclature. However, Kingstonia smithfieldensis n. sp. and Bromella utahensis n. sp. are named on the basis of common and well-preserved specimens.
New carbon isotope data from Smithfield Canyon from an overlapping section of the lower St. Charles Formation, that add to the overall shape of the SPICE curve, are presented. The new δ13C values above the Elvinia Biozone range from –0.36‰ to +1.5‰, confirming that the SPICE concludes within the Elvinia Biozone.
UUID: http://zoobank.org/ad4fd372-8da4-4caa-98ed-ea82700cca60
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Paleontology publishes original articles and notes on the systematics, phylogeny, paleoecology, paleogeography, and evolution of fossil organisms. It emphasizes specimen-based research and features high quality illustrations. All taxonomic groups are treated, including invertebrates, microfossils, plants, vertebrates, and ichnofossils.