Palynological assemblages present in Los Monos (Devonian) and Itacua (Lower Carboniferous) formations at Balapuca (Tarija basin), southern Bolivia: Part one. Los Monos formation

Two associations of palynomorphs recovered from eight samples from Los Monos Formation (late Eifelian-early Frasnian), cropping out at Balapuca, located at the Bolivian margin of the Bermejo River in the San Telmo range, are characterised. In the tarija Basin, this unit overlies the Pescado (or Huam...

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spelling paper:paper_07160208_v34_n1_p97_diPasquo2023-06-08T15:42:52Z Palynological assemblages present in Los Monos (Devonian) and Itacua (Lower Carboniferous) formations at Balapuca (Tarija basin), southern Bolivia: Part one. Los Monos formation Devonian Los Monos formation Palynostratigraphy Southern bolivia Tarija basin Biology Catchments Geochronology Plants (botany) Rivers Sandstone Stratigraphy biostratigraphy bioturbation Carboniferous Devonian flora fossil assemblage Givetian new species paleobotany paleoenvironment palynomorph pelite sandstone Argentina Bolivia Brazil Eurasia Europe North America South America Tarija Basin Western Europe Acritarcha Chitinozoa Leiotriletes Prasinophyceae Two associations of palynomorphs recovered from eight samples from Los Monos Formation (late Eifelian-early Frasnian), cropping out at Balapuca, located at the Bolivian margin of the Bermejo River in the San Telmo range, are characterised. In the tarija Basin, this unit overlies the Pescado (or Huamampampa) Formation (Emsian-Eifelian) and underlies the Iquiri Formation (Frasnian-Famennian), when it is preserved. The studied section is mainly composed of grey laminated or massive pelites and sandstones with current structures or bioturbation. Paleoinvertebrates and fossil plant debris were recovered from different levels, and some of them yielded palynomorphs. The whole microflora here presented is composed of 76 species, of which trilete spores are dominant and acritarchs, prasinophytes, cryptospores and chitinozoans are subordinately present. Two new species of spores, Leiotriletes balapucensis and Endoculeospora altobellii, both belonging to the youngest assemblage, are described. Two assemblaged are recognized based on the stratigraphical distribution of diagnostic species, one attributed to the late Eifelia and the other to the late early Givetian to late Givetian. Both associations share several species with other coeval microfloras mainly from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, and beyond South America, from North America and western Europe. 2007 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_07160208_v34_n1_p97_diPasquo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07160208_v34_n1_p97_diPasquo
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
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topic Devonian
Los Monos formation
Palynostratigraphy
Southern bolivia
Tarija basin
Biology
Catchments
Geochronology
Plants (botany)
Rivers
Sandstone
Stratigraphy
biostratigraphy
bioturbation
Carboniferous
Devonian
flora
fossil assemblage
Givetian
new species
paleobotany
paleoenvironment
palynomorph
pelite
sandstone
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Eurasia
Europe
North America
South America
Tarija Basin
Western Europe
Acritarcha
Chitinozoa
Leiotriletes
Prasinophyceae
spellingShingle Devonian
Los Monos formation
Palynostratigraphy
Southern bolivia
Tarija basin
Biology
Catchments
Geochronology
Plants (botany)
Rivers
Sandstone
Stratigraphy
biostratigraphy
bioturbation
Carboniferous
Devonian
flora
fossil assemblage
Givetian
new species
paleobotany
paleoenvironment
palynomorph
pelite
sandstone
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Eurasia
Europe
North America
South America
Tarija Basin
Western Europe
Acritarcha
Chitinozoa
Leiotriletes
Prasinophyceae
Palynological assemblages present in Los Monos (Devonian) and Itacua (Lower Carboniferous) formations at Balapuca (Tarija basin), southern Bolivia: Part one. Los Monos formation
topic_facet Devonian
Los Monos formation
Palynostratigraphy
Southern bolivia
Tarija basin
Biology
Catchments
Geochronology
Plants (botany)
Rivers
Sandstone
Stratigraphy
biostratigraphy
bioturbation
Carboniferous
Devonian
flora
fossil assemblage
Givetian
new species
paleobotany
paleoenvironment
palynomorph
pelite
sandstone
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Eurasia
Europe
North America
South America
Tarija Basin
Western Europe
Acritarcha
Chitinozoa
Leiotriletes
Prasinophyceae
description Two associations of palynomorphs recovered from eight samples from Los Monos Formation (late Eifelian-early Frasnian), cropping out at Balapuca, located at the Bolivian margin of the Bermejo River in the San Telmo range, are characterised. In the tarija Basin, this unit overlies the Pescado (or Huamampampa) Formation (Emsian-Eifelian) and underlies the Iquiri Formation (Frasnian-Famennian), when it is preserved. The studied section is mainly composed of grey laminated or massive pelites and sandstones with current structures or bioturbation. Paleoinvertebrates and fossil plant debris were recovered from different levels, and some of them yielded palynomorphs. The whole microflora here presented is composed of 76 species, of which trilete spores are dominant and acritarchs, prasinophytes, cryptospores and chitinozoans are subordinately present. Two new species of spores, Leiotriletes balapucensis and Endoculeospora altobellii, both belonging to the youngest assemblage, are described. Two assemblaged are recognized based on the stratigraphical distribution of diagnostic species, one attributed to the late Eifelia and the other to the late early Givetian to late Givetian. Both associations share several species with other coeval microfloras mainly from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, and beyond South America, from North America and western Europe.
title Palynological assemblages present in Los Monos (Devonian) and Itacua (Lower Carboniferous) formations at Balapuca (Tarija basin), southern Bolivia: Part one. Los Monos formation
title_short Palynological assemblages present in Los Monos (Devonian) and Itacua (Lower Carboniferous) formations at Balapuca (Tarija basin), southern Bolivia: Part one. Los Monos formation
title_full Palynological assemblages present in Los Monos (Devonian) and Itacua (Lower Carboniferous) formations at Balapuca (Tarija basin), southern Bolivia: Part one. Los Monos formation
title_fullStr Palynological assemblages present in Los Monos (Devonian) and Itacua (Lower Carboniferous) formations at Balapuca (Tarija basin), southern Bolivia: Part one. Los Monos formation
title_full_unstemmed Palynological assemblages present in Los Monos (Devonian) and Itacua (Lower Carboniferous) formations at Balapuca (Tarija basin), southern Bolivia: Part one. Los Monos formation
title_sort palynological assemblages present in los monos (devonian) and itacua (lower carboniferous) formations at balapuca (tarija basin), southern bolivia: part one. los monos formation
publishDate 2007
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_07160208_v34_n1_p97_diPasquo
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07160208_v34_n1_p97_diPasquo
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