Tournaisian and early Viséan tabulate corals from the Donets Basin, Ukraine and some aspects of their taxonomy
Tournaisian and early Viséan tabulate corals from the Donets Basin, Ukraine and some aspects of their taxonomy
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图尔奈西亚和早期维塞安将乌克兰顿涅茨盆地的珊瑚及其分类的某些方面制成表格
DOI：
10.1007/s12542-021-00587-2
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发表时间：
2022
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1.8
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V. Ohar
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作者：
V. Ohar
研究了顿涅茨盆地以碳酸盐为主的 Mokrovolnovakha 系列的图尔奈西亚 (Tournaisian) 至下维塞安 (Viséan) 下部的新的板状珊瑚集合。描述了顿涅茨盆地以前未知的 Syringopora Goldfuss、Pleurosiphonella Tchudinova、Roemeripora Kraicz、Montanella Tchudinova、Neomultithecopora Lin 和 Michelinia de Koninck 属的物种。新种 Syringopora paraconferta sp.十一月已被识别。考虑了丁香属某些物种的鉴定问题。先前定义的物种中最常见的是Syringopora ramulosa Goldfuss（该属的模式种）以及Syringopora reticulata Goldfuss。对保存在波恩大学 Goldfuß 博物馆（德国）的模式标本的初步检查表明，它们的保存状况并不令人满意，并且妨碍了明确的分类学用途。因此，物种名称 S. ramulosa 和 S. reticulata 只能在额外采样和对新的拓扑材料进行详细描述后才能使用。只有在戈德富斯的物种分类学确定后，才能对其他收藏品（包括来自顿涅茨盆地的收藏品）进行修订。
A new collection of tabulate corals from the Tournaisian to lower Viséan lower part of the predominantly carbonate Mokrovolnovakha Series of the Donets Basin is studied. Species of the genera Syringopora Goldfuss, Pleurosiphonella Tchudinova, Roemeripora Kraicz, Montanella Tchudinova, Neomultithecopora Lin, and Michelinia de Koninck, previously unknown in the Donets Basin are described. The new species Syringopora paraconferta sp. nov. has been identified. The problems of identification of some species of the genus Syringopora are considered. Among the most common of the previously defined species are Syringopora ramulosa Goldfuss, type species of the genus, as well as Syringopora reticulata Goldfuss. Preliminary examination of the type specimens, housed at the Goldfuß-Museum of the Bonn University (Germany) shows their unsatisfactory preservation and precludes unambiguous taxonomic usage. Consequently, the species names S. ramulosa and S. reticulata can only be used after additional sampling and detailed description of new topotypic material. The revision of other collections, including those from the Donets Basin will only be possible after Goldfuss’s species are taxonomically established.