Facies Development and Paleoecologic Zonation of Four Upper Triassic Patch Reefs Northern Calcareous Alps Near Salzburg Austria
Facies Development and Paleoecologic Zonation of Four Upper Triassic Patch Reefs Northern Calcareous Alps Near Salzburg Austria
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奥地利萨尔茨堡附近四个上三叠世斑块礁的相发育和古生态分区
DOI:
10.2110/pec.81.30.0241
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发表时间:
1981
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B. senowbaRi
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P. Schäfer;B. senowbaRi
Four Upper Triassic patch reefs exposed in the Northern Limestone Alps of the Salzburg area of Austria were subjected to detailed study Especial emphasis was placed on facies development and paleoecologic zonation of the reef complexes The Adnet Reef structure grew directly on a carbonate platform in a shallow water carbonate setting the Rotelwand and Feichtenstein Reef complexes grew out of the Kossen Basin in two distinct stages I a deeper water mud mound stage and 2 a shallow water reef stage whereas theGruber Reef which also developed within the Kossen Basin only shows a deeper water mud mound stage since a shallow water phase did not develop at this location The shallow water reef stages of thereef complexes display a lateral facies zonation consisting of five different facies units I coral sponge facies of the central reef areas 2 oncolitic facies of the exposed upper reef slopes within zones of highest water energy 3 algal foraminiferal facies of the exposed lower reef slopes and as the foundation of theAdnet Reef structure 4 reefdetritus mud facies of the leeward and deepest portions of thereef slopes where reefal components interfinger with Kossen basinal sediments and 5 terrigenous mud facies of the basin proper The Rotelwand and Feichtenstein Reef complexes display a linear facies zonation while the Adnet Reef Structure displays a circular and somewhat patchy facies zonation Organism communities forming thereef biota are characterized by the association of various reef framebuilders and their epi and endobionts The compositional relationships of the various patch reefs their gross morphology paleoecologic setting and depositional environments have been studied in detailThis study has demonstrated that calcareous algae various microproblematica and foraminifers show very distinct distributional patterns within the reef complexes and can be used as facies indicators as well as differentiating different biotopes within thecentral reef areas