Givetian rugose corals from the northern margin of the Burdekin Basin, north Queensland

Zhen, Yong Yi

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“…4) from the Givetian of Northern Vietnam is similar to that of Iowaphyllum sp., but this Asiatic species is different in having fewer septa, narrower tabularia, smaller distances between the centres of adjacent corallites, major septa reaching the axis of the corallites and complete rings of thin stereoplasmic thickening around the outer border of the inner dissepimentarium. Ridges with strongly convex dissepiments between the corallites have been figured by Etheridge (1898) and Zhen (1994) for some specimens of I. schlueteri (Etheridge, 1898) from the Givetian of New South Wales and North Queensland in Australia.…”

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Investigation of some Givetian rugose corals from the Mont d’Haurs Formation in southern Belgium

Coen-Aubert

2019

Geol. Belg.

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Cystiphylloides marennense n. sp., C. minimum (Wedekind, 1922), Atelophyllum emsti (Wedekind, 1922), Thamnophyllum godefroidi n. sp., Spinophyllum longiseptatum (Lütte, 1984) and Iowaphyllum sp. have been mainly collected on the south side of the Dinant Synclinorium, close to the boundary between the Lower and the Middle Givetian. Indeed, this material comes mostly from the lower part of the Mont d’Haurs Formation which is characterized by a high biodiversity. The genus Atelophyllum Wedekind, 1925 has been preferred to Mesophyllum Schlüter, 1889 and Lekanophyllum Wedekind, 1924 as the holotype of its type species Atelophyllum emsti has been figured in both transverse and longitudinal sections. A colony of Iowaphyllum is observed for the first time in the Givetian of Belgium. As a whole, the fauna of the Mont d’Haurs Formation is widely distributed in various areas of the Old World Realm (Europe, Asia and Australia). However, it shows strong affinities with the neighbouring countries of Belgium and especially with the Givetian rugose corals of the Eifel Hills, the Bergisches Land and the Sauerland in Germany.

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“…However, this species is separated from the Belgian specimen by broader tabularia, thin septa and long minor septa. As mentioned by Zhen (1994), Blysmatophyllum is a phaceloid to subcerioid genus close to Iowaphyllum.…”

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Investigation of some Givetian rugose corals from the Mont d’Haurs Formation in southern Belgium

Coen-Aubert

2019

Geol. Belg.

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Zur taxonomischen Stellung von „Fasciphyllum varium Schlüter 1889“ (Rugosa/Mittel-Devon der Eifel)

Schröder

Lütte

1999

Senckenbergiana lethaea

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Colonial Rugosa from the Early Devonian (Pragian) of the Zeravshan Range, Tajikistan

Schröder¹

2007

Alcheringa: An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology

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Givetian rugose corals from the northern margin of the Burdekin Basin, north Queensland

Cited by 6 publications

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Investigation of some Givetian rugose corals from the Mont d’Haurs Formation in southern Belgium

Investigation of some Givetian rugose corals from the Mont d’Haurs Formation in southern Belgium

Zur taxonomischen Stellung von „Fasciphyllum varium Schlüter 1889“ (Rugosa/Mittel-Devon der Eifel)

Colonial Rugosa from the Early Devonian (Pragian) of the Zeravshan Range, Tajikistan

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