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Description of Larger Benthic Foraminifera Species from the Bartonian of Yakacık-Memlik Region (N Ankara, Central Turkey)

Yakacık-Memlik bölgesinin Bartoniyen iri bentik foraminiferlerinin tanımı (K Ankara, Merkezi Türkiye)

Ali Deveciler
Pages
141–168
Publication Date
2014-03-01
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In addition, stratigraphic range of A. callosa, A. kieli, A. nuttalli and A. stercusmuris are discussed and probably a new Alveolina species A. n.sp are described and figured

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Objective & Hypothesis:A. callosa Hottinger, A. fragilis Hottinger, A. fusiformis Sowerby, A. kieli Sirel & Acar, A. nuttalli (Davies), A. stercusmuris Mayer-Eymar and nummulitid species Nummulites malatyensis Sirel are described and figured from the shallow-water marine limestone samples of Yakacık-Memlik region (N-Ankara, Central Turkey).
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Key Findings & Data:Amongst all these species the presence of A. fragilis, A. fusiformis and N. malatyensis represents the Bartonian stage in the studied area.
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Conclusion & Impact:In addition, stratigraphic range of A. callosa, A. kieli, A. nuttalli and A. stercusmuris are discussed and probably a new Alveolina species A. n.sp are described and figured
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Bartoniyen · bentik foraminifer · Alveolina

Abstract

A. callosa Hottinger, A. fragilis Hottinger, A. fusiformis Sowerby, A. kieli Sirel & Acar, A. nuttalli (Davies), A. stercusmuris Mayer-Eymar and nummulitid species Nummulites malatyensis Sirel are described and figured from the shallow-water marine limestone samples of Yakacık-Memlik region (N-Ankara, Central Turkey). Amongst all these species the presence of A. fragilis, A. fusiformis and N. malatyensis represents the Bartonian stage in the studied area. In addition, stratigraphic range of A. callosa, A. kieli, A. nuttalli and A. stercusmuris are discussed and probably a new Alveolina species A. n.sp are described and figured

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Yakacık-Memlik bölgesinden alınan sığ su denizel kireçtaşı örnekleri içerisinde A. callosa Hottinger, A. fragilis Hottinger, A. fusiformis Sowerby, A. kieli Sirel&Acar, A. nuttalli (Davies), A. stercusmuris Mayer-Eymar ve bir nummulitid olan Nummulites malatyensis Sirel türleri tanımlanmıştır. Tespit edilen bu türler içerisinde A. fragilis, A. fusiformis ve N. malatyensis’ in bulunması çalışma alnındaki Bartoniyen katının varlığını temsil etmektedir. Bunlara ek olarak A. callosa, A. kieli, A. nuttalli ve A. stercusmuris’ in stratigrafik dağılımları tartışılmış ve muhtemelen yeni bir tür olan A. n.sp. tanımlanmıştır

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Deveciler, A. (2014). Description of Larger Benthic Foraminifera Species from the Bartonian of Yakacık-Memlik Region (N Ankara, Central Turkey). Yerbilimleri, Cilt: 35 Sayı: 2, 141–168. https://doi.org/10.17824/huyuamd.81069

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