Paleogene sporomorph biostratigraphy, Northeastern Virginia
Paleogene sporomorph biostratigraphy, Northeastern Virginia
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弗吉尼亚州东北部古近纪孢子形态生物地层学
DOI:
10.1080/01916122.1979.9989187
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发表时间:
1979
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1.5
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N. Frederiksen
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作者:
N. Frederiksen
Abstract This paper discusses the morphology, taxonomy, and stratigraphic occurrences of 62 forms of spores and pollen grains and four forms of freshwater(?) microplankton, in the Paleogene part of the Oak Grove core from northeastern Virginia. The known geologic ranges of these taxa in southeastern United States are also given. Seven new species are proposed: Lusatisporis indistincta, Momipites flexus, Nuxpollenites psilatus, Piolencipollis endocuspoides, Porocolpopollenites virginiensis, Triatriopollenites triangulus, and Tricolpites crassus. Sporomorph occurrences in seven samples from the upper Sabinian (lower Eocene) and lower Claibornian (lower part of the middle Eocene) of the Gulf Coast are also listed; these samples were analyzed to provide additional control for correlating the assemblages from Virginia with those in southeastern United States. Several sporomorph taxa, including Carya and Kyandopollenites anneratus, appear to range lower in the section (into probable Midwayan rocks) in Virginia ...