Epizoic Stramentid Cirripedes on Ammonites from Late Cretaceous Platy Limestones in Mexico

Epizoic Stramentid Cirripedes on Ammonites from Late Cretaceous Platy Limestones in Mexico
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墨西哥晚白垩世板状石灰岩菊石上的生代蟋蟀

DOI:
10.1666/10-052.1
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发表时间:
2011
影响因子:
0.8
通讯作者:
W. Stinnesbeck
W. Stinnesbeck
中科院分区:
地球科学4区
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作者:
C. Ifrim;F. Vega;W. Stinnesbeck

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Abstract The discovery of platy limestone deposits in northeastern Mexico has led to the collection of well-preserved stramentids of early Turonian age from Vallecillo, state of Nuevo León, and of early Coniacian age from El Carranza, state of Coahuila. Stramentum (Stramentum) pulchellum (Sowerby, 1843) colonized the ammonite shells during the lifetime of the animals, occasionally in two subsequent generations. Colonization of the ammonite shell by Stramentum (S.) pulchellum was hindered by strong ornamentation only. The ammonites did not interfere with their epizoans. Colonization during lifetime shows that these ammonites dwelled in well-oxygenated water levels near the surface, and most stramentids were embedded alive. The known paleobiogeographic occurrence of Stramentum (S.) pulchellum and its long stratigraphic occurrence are considerably enlarged by our findings. The pseudoplanktonic mode of life of Stramentum, and attachment to ammonite shells, may have been a response of a once benthic organism to repeated oxygen-deficient conditions on the seafloor of mid-Cretaceous oceans, i.e., to oceanic anoxic events (OAEs).
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