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Research paper thumbnail of The Study of Late Serpukhovian (Early Namurian( Corals of Sardar Formation in Zeludu Section, Ozbak Kuh Mountains (Eastern Central Iran)

Carboniferous corals of Sardar Formation, in Zeludu stratigraphic section )in Ozbak Kuh Mountains... more Carboniferous corals of Sardar Formation, in Zeludu stratigraphic section )in Ozbak Kuh Mountains( was Studied. After selected of 50 specimens of coral fossils, from first band of corals, 9 species belong to 5 genera from rugose and tabulae corals with Late Serpukhovian age were identified. These corals are included following species: Heritschioides pseudosolitarius, Heritschioides vepres, Heritschioides cf.vepres, Paraheritschiodes antoni antoni, Paraheritschiodes sp. 1., Paraheritschiodes sp. 2. Multithecopora sp., Orygmophyllum sp. and Durhamina sp. In addition to review of the ages of Heritschioides vepres, H. pseudosolitarius, H. cf.vepres and Praheritschiodes antoni antoni species, two genera including Orygmophyllum and Durhamina are reported for the first time from Iran. These fauna, is similar to Ural, Durhaminidae corals. Based on ecological evidences, corallites arrangement and dissepiments thickness, back-arc parts of a shallow carbonate platform of ramp type can be concluded for the paleoenvironment of our studied section.

Research paper thumbnail of گزارش اولیه از مرجانهای قزلین ایران در برش زلدوکوههای ازبک کوه، شرق ایران مرکزی

Research paper thumbnail of The Study of Late Serpukhovian (Early Namurian( Corals of Sardar Formation in Zeludu Section, Ozbak Kuh Mountains (Eastern Central Iran)

Carboniferous corals of Sardar Formation, in Zeludu stratigraphic section )in Ozbak Kuh Mountains... more Carboniferous corals of Sardar Formation, in Zeludu stratigraphic section )in Ozbak Kuh Mountains( was Studied. After selected of 50 specimens of coral fossils, from first band of corals, 9 species belong to 5 genera from rugose and tabulae corals with Late Serpukhovian age were identified. These corals are included following species: Heritschioides pseudosolitarius, Heritschioides vepres, Heritschioides cf.vepres, Paraheritschiodes antoni antoni, Paraheritschiodes sp. 1., Paraheritschiodes sp. 2. Multithecopora sp., Orygmophyllum sp. and Durhamina sp. In addition to review of the ages of Heritschioides vepres, H. pseudosolitarius, H. cf.vepres and Praheritschiodes antoni antoni species, two genera including Orygmophyllum and Durhamina are reported for the first time from Iran. These fauna, is similar to Ural, Durhaminidae corals. Based on ecological evidences, corallites arrangement and dissepiments thickness, back-arc parts of a shallow carbonate platform of ramp type can be concluded for the paleoenvironment of our studied section.

Research paper thumbnail of Early Permian Tabulate Corals from the Jamal Formation, East-Central Iran

Seven species of tabulate corals, Sutherlandia jamalensis sp. nov., Pseudofavosites exiguus Flüge... more Seven species of tabulate corals, Sutherlandia jamalensis sp. nov., Pseudofavosites exiguus Flügel, 1972, P. fusiforme (Flügel, 1972), Michelinia sp. indet., Gertholites? diversaporus (Flügel, 1972), G. sp. indet., and Thamnoptychia directa (Flügel, 1972), are described from the Bagh-e Vang Member (late early Permian) of the Jamal Formation at the Tabas area, East-Central Iran. The discoveries of Sutherlandia and Thamnoptychia mark the first records of these genera in Iran. This assemblage inhabited on the southern shelves of the Paleotethys along northern margin of Gondwana.

Research paper thumbnail of Alcyonacea awakens: Palaeobiology and palaeoecology of Palaeozoic octocorals known from their sclerites

Research paper thumbnail of FASCICULATE KLEOPATRINID CORALS FROM THE BASHKIRIAN (LATE CARBONIFEROUS) OF SARDAR FORMATION (OZBAK-KUH MOUNTAINS, EAST-CENTRAL IRAN

– In the East-Central Iran, the Sardar Formation (upper Visean–Moscovian) consists of shallow-wat... more – In the East-Central Iran, the Sardar Formation (upper Visean–Moscovian) consists of shallow-water limestone with intercalations of shale containing rugose corals, tabulate corals and brachiopods. Ten sections were sampled in the Ozbak-kuh Mountains, from north to south. Among the rugose corals, an assemblage of fasciculate Kleopatrinidae has been collected. The latter contains the species: Paraheritschioides antoni antoni, P. antoni minor, P. gracilis and two new species for the genera Fomichevella and Heintzella. Heintzella is described from Iran for the first time. However, its age, as determined by conodonts and foraminifers, is early to middle Bashkirian (early late Carboniferous). The most similar, time-equivalent faunal associations are that of the Ellesmere Island, Sverdrup Basin in Arctic Canada, Alexander terrane and Brooks Range in southeastern Alaska and eastern Klamath terrane in northern California, where similar tropical warm water conditions have been identified during the Bashkirian in the northern hemisphere. During these times central Iran block and Northern provinces, characterized by a dominant carbonate facies and more diversified colonial coral faunas.

Research paper thumbnail of The Study of Late Serpukhovian (Early Namurian( Corals of Sardar Formation in Zeludu Section, Ozbak Kuh Mountains (Eastern Central Iran)

Carboniferous corals of Sardar Formation, in Zeludu stratigraphic section )in Ozbak Kuh Mountains... more Carboniferous corals of Sardar Formation, in Zeludu stratigraphic section )in Ozbak Kuh Mountains( was Studied. After selected of 50 specimens of coral fossils, from first band of corals, 9 species belong to 5 genera from rugose and tabulae corals with Late Serpukhovian age were identified. These corals are included following species: Heritschioides pseudosolitarius, Heritschioides vepres, Heritschioides cf.vepres, Paraheritschiodes antoni antoni, Paraheritschiodes sp. 1., Paraheritschiodes sp. 2. Multithecopora sp., Orygmophyllum sp. and Durhamina sp. In addition to review of the ages of Heritschioides vepres, H. pseudosolitarius, H. cf.vepres and Praheritschiodes antoni antoni species, two genera including Orygmophyllum and Durhamina are reported for the first time from Iran. These fauna, is similar to Ural, Durhaminidae corals. Based on ecological evidences, corallites arrangement and dissepiments thickness, back-arc parts of a shallow carbonate platform of ramp type can be concluded for the paleoenvironment of our studied section.

Research paper thumbnail of گزارش اولیه از مرجانهای قزلین ایران در برش زلدوکوههای ازبک کوه، شرق ایران مرکزی

Research paper thumbnail of The Study of Late Serpukhovian (Early Namurian( Corals of Sardar Formation in Zeludu Section, Ozbak Kuh Mountains (Eastern Central Iran)

Carboniferous corals of Sardar Formation, in Zeludu stratigraphic section )in Ozbak Kuh Mountains... more Carboniferous corals of Sardar Formation, in Zeludu stratigraphic section )in Ozbak Kuh Mountains( was Studied. After selected of 50 specimens of coral fossils, from first band of corals, 9 species belong to 5 genera from rugose and tabulae corals with Late Serpukhovian age were identified. These corals are included following species: Heritschioides pseudosolitarius, Heritschioides vepres, Heritschioides cf.vepres, Paraheritschiodes antoni antoni, Paraheritschiodes sp. 1., Paraheritschiodes sp. 2. Multithecopora sp., Orygmophyllum sp. and Durhamina sp. In addition to review of the ages of Heritschioides vepres, H. pseudosolitarius, H. cf.vepres and Praheritschiodes antoni antoni species, two genera including Orygmophyllum and Durhamina are reported for the first time from Iran. These fauna, is similar to Ural, Durhaminidae corals. Based on ecological evidences, corallites arrangement and dissepiments thickness, back-arc parts of a shallow carbonate platform of ramp type can be concluded for the paleoenvironment of our studied section.

Research paper thumbnail of Early Permian Tabulate Corals from the Jamal Formation, East-Central Iran

Seven species of tabulate corals, Sutherlandia jamalensis sp. nov., Pseudofavosites exiguus Flüge... more Seven species of tabulate corals, Sutherlandia jamalensis sp. nov., Pseudofavosites exiguus Flügel, 1972, P. fusiforme (Flügel, 1972), Michelinia sp. indet., Gertholites? diversaporus (Flügel, 1972), G. sp. indet., and Thamnoptychia directa (Flügel, 1972), are described from the Bagh-e Vang Member (late early Permian) of the Jamal Formation at the Tabas area, East-Central Iran. The discoveries of Sutherlandia and Thamnoptychia mark the first records of these genera in Iran. This assemblage inhabited on the southern shelves of the Paleotethys along northern margin of Gondwana.

Research paper thumbnail of Alcyonacea awakens: Palaeobiology and palaeoecology of Palaeozoic octocorals known from their sclerites

Research paper thumbnail of FASCICULATE KLEOPATRINID CORALS FROM THE BASHKIRIAN (LATE CARBONIFEROUS) OF SARDAR FORMATION (OZBAK-KUH MOUNTAINS, EAST-CENTRAL IRAN

– In the East-Central Iran, the Sardar Formation (upper Visean–Moscovian) consists of shallow-wat... more – In the East-Central Iran, the Sardar Formation (upper Visean–Moscovian) consists of shallow-water limestone with intercalations of shale containing rugose corals, tabulate corals and brachiopods. Ten sections were sampled in the Ozbak-kuh Mountains, from north to south. Among the rugose corals, an assemblage of fasciculate Kleopatrinidae has been collected. The latter contains the species: Paraheritschioides antoni antoni, P. antoni minor, P. gracilis and two new species for the genera Fomichevella and Heintzella. Heintzella is described from Iran for the first time. However, its age, as determined by conodonts and foraminifers, is early to middle Bashkirian (early late Carboniferous). The most similar, time-equivalent faunal associations are that of the Ellesmere Island, Sverdrup Basin in Arctic Canada, Alexander terrane and Brooks Range in southeastern Alaska and eastern Klamath terrane in northern California, where similar tropical warm water conditions have been identified during the Bashkirian in the northern hemisphere. During these times central Iran block and Northern provinces, characterized by a dominant carbonate facies and more diversified colonial coral faunas.