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Conodont biostratigraphy of the upper Frasnian-lower Famennian transitional deposits in the Shotori range, Tabas area, central-east Iran microplate

Journal: Bulletin of Geosciences (12141119)Year: 2013Volume: 88Issue: Pages: 369 - 388
Bahrami A.a Corradini C. Over D.J. Yazdi M.
Green • BronzeDOI:10.3140/bull.geosci.1353Language: English

Abstract

A rich and diverse conodont fauna from upper Frasnian and lower-middle Famennian strata in three sections - Ghale-kalaghu, Howz-e-dorah 1 and Howz-e-dorah 2 - in the southern Shotori Range of central Iran contains forty-five taxa belonging to eight genera, dominated by icriodids and polygnathids, from the Lower rhenana Zone to the velifer Zone (= Uppermost marginifera Zone). A hiatus is documented across the Frasnian/Famennian boundary that possibly includes the Upper rhenana to the Middle triangularis Zone.


Author Keywords

ConodontsDevonianFamennianFrasnianIranShotori range

Other Keywords

IranShotori RangeTabasYazdPolygnathidaeVeliferbiostratigraphyconodontfaunaFrasnian-Famennian boundarymicroplatetaxonomy