Naslov
Atlas of Paleocene shallow larger benthic foraminifera: An introductory note

Autori
Ćosović, Vlasta ; Baumgartner-Mora, Claudia ; Benedetti, Andrea ; Briguglio, Antonino ; Di Carlo, Massimo ; Drobne, Katica ; Ferrandez-Canadell, Carles ; Hohenegger, Johann ; Kertesz, Botond ; Less, Gyorgy ; Novak, Vibor ; Ozcan, Ercan ; Papazzoni, Cesare, A. ; Pignatti, Johannes ; Pugliese, Nevio ; Renema, Willem ; Hosseinzadeh, Rula ; Seddighi, Mona ; Zakrevskaya, Elena

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Sažeci sa skupova, sažetak, znanstveni

Izvornik
STRATI 2013, First International Congress on Stratigraphy, On the cutting edge of Stratigraphy / Rocha, Rogerio , Pais, Joao ; Kullberg, Jose Carlos ; Castro, Ligia ; Caetano, Paulo ; Legoinha, Paulo - Lisabon : Faculdade de Ciencias e Tecnologia, 2013, 17-17

ISBN
978-972-8893-09-5

Skup
STRATI 2013, First International Congress on Stratigraphy

Mjesto i datum
Lisabon, Portugal, 01.07.2013. - 07.07.2013

Vrsta sudjelovanja
Poster

Vrsta recenzije
Međunarodna recenzija

Ključne riječi
Atlas; Larger benthic foraminifera; Paleogene; Paleocene

Sažetak
A wealth of data on the morphology, biostratigraphy, and paleogeography of Paleogene larger benthic foraminifera is available. The taxonomic and stratigraphic revision of the most diverse groups of LBF (nummulitids, alveolinids, orthophragmines) in the 1970th-1980th produced the Tethyan LBF zonation (SERRA-KIEL et al., 1998). Recent developments in systematics, isotopic geochemistry, structural analysis of the complex tests, biostratigraphic interpretation of shallow marine sediments, Cenozoic paleogeography and paleoclimate in particular, need to be presented in a way that everyone may easily get up to date information about the species of this particular group of microfossils. In order to obtain full appreciation of recent progress, a group of micropaleontologists (Working group on Larger Foraminifera, WOLF) working on Paleogene larger foraminifera decided that an useful means for integrating diverse data is to produce atlases. Traditionally, the Atlases are considered as the most useful tool for the field geologists, regional stratigraphists and paleontologists. Through several meetings (Ankara 2009, Miskolc 2010, Croatia 2011, Austria and Slovenia 2012), guidelines for the atlases, including a time-line, have been defined. The updated taxonomy, paleoecology and biostratigraphy of the diverse Paleogene larger foraminifera (including over 1150 recorded species) will be presented through atlases. It is planned to overcome discrepancies in quantity and quality of data between the Central Tethys area (for which monographs exist since the late 19th century, and more recently from Turkey and the Northern Peritethys) and the Middle-, Far East Tethyan and Caribbean bioprovinces, by a) a revision of museum collections ; b) inviting micropaleontologists from these regions to join in this collaborative effort. The first stage is an Atlas of Paleocene foraminifera, where each species-rank taxon (at least 153 known) will be described with original or emended species descriptions, synonymy, biostratigraphic range information (updating SERRA-KIEL et al.'s 1998 biozonation), paleoenvironmental interpretation, illustrated with original and new images, including the holotype, and whenever possible, with SEM and CT-Scan3D images.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Geologija

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