Early Carboniferous palynoflora from the Ambo Formation, Pongo de Mainique, Peru

Six productive samples from the upper part of the Early Carboniferous Ambo Formation at Pongo de Mainique, Peru, are analyzed for 55 recognized miospore species of continental origin. One new morphospecies, Cristatisporites peruvianus, is described. An emended diagnosis is proposed for Kraeuselispor...

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Autores principales: Azcuy, C.L., Di Pasquo, M.
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Ambo Formation
Biostratigraphy
Early Carboniferous
Miospores
Peru
Systematics
biostratigraphy
Carboniferous
paleobotany
palynology
Cuzco [Peru]
Pongo de Mainique
South America
Western Hemisphere
World
Bacteria (microorganisms)
Entovalva
Indotriradites dolianitii
Kraeuselisporites
Melo
Pongo
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spelling todo:paper_00346667_v134_n3-4_p153_Azcuy2023-10-03T14:46:00Z Early Carboniferous palynoflora from the Ambo Formation, Pongo de Mainique, Peru Azcuy, C.L. Di Pasquo, M. Ambo Formation Biostratigraphy Early Carboniferous Miospores Peru Systematics biostratigraphy Carboniferous paleobotany palynology Cuzco [Peru] Peru Pongo de Mainique South America Western Hemisphere World Bacteria (microorganisms) Carboniferous Entovalva Indotriradites dolianitii Kraeuselisporites Melo Pongo Six productive samples from the upper part of the Early Carboniferous Ambo Formation at Pongo de Mainique, Peru, are analyzed for 55 recognized miospore species of continental origin. One new morphospecies, Cristatisporites peruvianus, is described. An emended diagnosis is proposed for Kraeuselisporites together with lists of species that are accepted or rejected for this morphogenus. Five species are transferred to Kraeuselisporites: K. explanatus (Luber in Luber and Waltz, 1941 [Luber, A.A., Waltz, I.E., 1941. Atlas of microspores and pollen of the Paleozoic of U.S.S.R.. Tr. Tsent. Nauchno-Issled. Geol.- Razved. Inst. 139, 1-107 (in Russian)]) nov. comb., K. scorpius (Balme and Hassell, 1962 [Balme, B.E., Hassell, G.W., 1962. Upper Devonian spores from the Canning Basin, Western Australia. Micropaleontology 8, 1-28]) nov. comb, K. dolianitii (Daemon, 1974 [Daemon, R.F., 1974. Palinomorfos-guias do Devoniano Superior e Carbonífero Inferior das bacias do Amazonas e Parnaíba. An. Acad. Bras. Cienc. 46, 549-587]) nov. comb., K. reidii (Foster, 1979 [Foster, C.B., 1979. Permian plant microfossils of the Blair Athol coal measures, Baralaba coal measures and Basal Rewan formation of Queensland. Geol. Surv. of Queensland, Publ. 372, Paleontol. Paper 45, 1-244]) nov. comb., K. daemonii (Loboziak et al., 1999 [Loboziak, S., Melo, J.H.G., Playford, G. Streel, M., 1999. The Indotriradites dolianitii Morphon, a distinctive group of miospore species from the Lower Carboniferous of Gondwana. Rev. Palaeobot. Palynol. 107, 17-22]) nov. comb. A detailed analysis of the composition of the palynoflora allows its identification with the late Viséan Cordylosporites magnidictyus Palynozone, recently defined in the Amazon Basin in Brazil. Worldwide comparison of the Peruvian association indicates greater affinity with coeval palynofloras from Gondwana region (South America and North Africa) and North America. The greatest differences exist with European and Argentinean palynofloras, although the latter are still imperfectly known. The degree of similarity is likely to be determined by paleolatitude. © 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00346667_v134_n3-4_p153_Azcuy
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topic Ambo Formation
Biostratigraphy
Early Carboniferous
Miospores
Peru
Systematics
biostratigraphy
Carboniferous
paleobotany
palynology
Cuzco [Peru]
Peru
Pongo de Mainique
South America
Western Hemisphere
World
Bacteria (microorganisms)
Carboniferous
Entovalva
Indotriradites dolianitii
Kraeuselisporites
Melo
Pongo
spellingShingle Ambo Formation
Biostratigraphy
Early Carboniferous
Miospores
Peru
Systematics
biostratigraphy
Carboniferous
paleobotany
palynology
Cuzco [Peru]
Peru
Pongo de Mainique
South America
Western Hemisphere
World
Bacteria (microorganisms)
Carboniferous
Entovalva
Indotriradites dolianitii
Kraeuselisporites
Melo
Pongo
Azcuy, C.L.
Di Pasquo, M.
Early Carboniferous palynoflora from the Ambo Formation, Pongo de Mainique, Peru
topic_facet Ambo Formation
Biostratigraphy
Early Carboniferous
Miospores
Peru
Systematics
biostratigraphy
Carboniferous
paleobotany
palynology
Cuzco [Peru]
Peru
Pongo de Mainique
South America
Western Hemisphere
World
Bacteria (microorganisms)
Carboniferous
Entovalva
Indotriradites dolianitii
Kraeuselisporites
Melo
Pongo
description Six productive samples from the upper part of the Early Carboniferous Ambo Formation at Pongo de Mainique, Peru, are analyzed for 55 recognized miospore species of continental origin. One new morphospecies, Cristatisporites peruvianus, is described. An emended diagnosis is proposed for Kraeuselisporites together with lists of species that are accepted or rejected for this morphogenus. Five species are transferred to Kraeuselisporites: K. explanatus (Luber in Luber and Waltz, 1941 [Luber, A.A., Waltz, I.E., 1941. Atlas of microspores and pollen of the Paleozoic of U.S.S.R.. Tr. Tsent. Nauchno-Issled. Geol.- Razved. Inst. 139, 1-107 (in Russian)]) nov. comb., K. scorpius (Balme and Hassell, 1962 [Balme, B.E., Hassell, G.W., 1962. Upper Devonian spores from the Canning Basin, Western Australia. Micropaleontology 8, 1-28]) nov. comb, K. dolianitii (Daemon, 1974 [Daemon, R.F., 1974. Palinomorfos-guias do Devoniano Superior e Carbonífero Inferior das bacias do Amazonas e Parnaíba. An. Acad. Bras. Cienc. 46, 549-587]) nov. comb., K. reidii (Foster, 1979 [Foster, C.B., 1979. Permian plant microfossils of the Blair Athol coal measures, Baralaba coal measures and Basal Rewan formation of Queensland. Geol. Surv. of Queensland, Publ. 372, Paleontol. Paper 45, 1-244]) nov. comb., K. daemonii (Loboziak et al., 1999 [Loboziak, S., Melo, J.H.G., Playford, G. Streel, M., 1999. The Indotriradites dolianitii Morphon, a distinctive group of miospore species from the Lower Carboniferous of Gondwana. Rev. Palaeobot. Palynol. 107, 17-22]) nov. comb. A detailed analysis of the composition of the palynoflora allows its identification with the late Viséan Cordylosporites magnidictyus Palynozone, recently defined in the Amazon Basin in Brazil. Worldwide comparison of the Peruvian association indicates greater affinity with coeval palynofloras from Gondwana region (South America and North Africa) and North America. The greatest differences exist with European and Argentinean palynofloras, although the latter are still imperfectly known. The degree of similarity is likely to be determined by paleolatitude. © 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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author Azcuy, C.L.
Di Pasquo, M.
author_facet Azcuy, C.L.
Di Pasquo, M.
author_sort Azcuy, C.L.
title Early Carboniferous palynoflora from the Ambo Formation, Pongo de Mainique, Peru
title_short Early Carboniferous palynoflora from the Ambo Formation, Pongo de Mainique, Peru
title_full Early Carboniferous palynoflora from the Ambo Formation, Pongo de Mainique, Peru
title_fullStr Early Carboniferous palynoflora from the Ambo Formation, Pongo de Mainique, Peru
title_full_unstemmed Early Carboniferous palynoflora from the Ambo Formation, Pongo de Mainique, Peru
title_sort early carboniferous palynoflora from the ambo formation, pongo de mainique, peru
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