logo
    A new anobasicrinid (Crinoidea, Cladida) from the Upper Carboniferous of the Moscow Region
    3
    Citation
    9
    Reference
    10
    Related Paper
    Citation Trend
    Jimushaer sag is the main Oil and Gas unit in the eastern part of Junggar Basin,it shows good exploration prospect in Carboniferous formation by accessing to industrial oil flow of well Ji15,We can find a clear overlap and trunction featrues by the detailed study of the seismic reflection characteristics of the Carboniferous in the area,and those characteristic can be carried out a very good comparison that used for strata correlation of the Carboniferous in the area.Based on the above,we classify the Bashan Formation in Upper Carboniferous and Low Carboniferous,then we divide the tectonic units of Carboniferous in the area.These results will play an important role in the exploration of Carboniferous
    Citations (0)
    This occurrence of Septosyringothyris in Upper Carboniferous rocks increases the stratigrapnic range of the genus considerably. It was previously known from the Tournaisian only. The new species Septosyringothyris pamirensis Volgin is described. -- E. W. Bamber.
    Tournaisian
    Viséan
    Citations (0)
    Morphology of the Carboniferous brachiopod genus Davidsonina is elucidated by description and illustration of abundant specimens from the northern Urals. Internal details are shown by serial sections. Distribution of the genus in Europe and Asia is plotted on a map; ecology of the enus is discussed. — R. E. Grant.
    Citations (0)
    Pleionastraea gen. nov. of the family Lithostrotionidae is described from the Lower Carboniferous Brigantian Stage of northern England. Two species, P. magna P. matura , are referred to it. This astraeoid/thamnasterioid genus is distinguished from Orionastraea by its larger dimensions, but is considered to have followed the same evolutionary trend of a gradual breakdown of the corallite wall.
    Citations (5)
    This family, which has been termed Orthidœ by some authors, comprises several genera and subgenera, of which Strophomena, Streptorhynchus , and Orthis alone have been found represented in Scottish Carboniferous strata. The genus Orthis forms a well characterized group, especially specifically numerous and abundant in the Silurian and Devonian systems, is considerably reduced during the Carboniferous period to appear no longer (P) in subsequent stages. Two species alone have been hitherto discovered in the Carboniferous rocks of Scotland.
    Devonian
    Subgenus
    Citations (2)
    Abstract The Carboniferous ostracod Rhombina Jones and Kirkby is shown to have been misinterpreted. The genus is redescribed, a new family is erected for its reception, and a new genus, Palaeophilomedes , proposed as a second member of this family.
    Ostracod
    Citations (3)
    The new genus Repandocosta is described for twelve North American and at least three European ostracode species that have been placed mainly in Trachyleberidea or Cythereis. Cythereis pauca Schmidt, 1948, is designated as the type species. The new genus has a stratigraphic range in North America of Coniacian [Cretaceous] to upper Eocene; in Europe it is known from middle Paleocene to upper Oligocene.
    Citations (3)