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Remarks on the Tithonian-Berriasian ammonite biostratigraphy of west central Argentina

Riccardi A. C.

Volumina Jurassica

2015

Vol. 13, no. 2

23--52

Status and correlation of Andean ammonite biozones are reviewed. Available calpionellid, nannofossil, and radiolarian data, as well as radioisotopic ages, are also considered, especially when directly related to ammonite zones. There is no attempt to deal with the definition of the Jurassic–Cretaceous limit. Correlation of the V. mendozanum Zone with the Semiforme Zone is ratified, but it is open to question if its lower part should be correlated with the upper part of the Darwini Zone. The Pseudolissoceras zitteli Zone is characterized by an assemblage also recorded from Mexico, Cuba and the Betic Ranges of Spain, indicative of the Semiforme–Fallauxi standard zones. The Aulacosphinctes proximus Zone, which is correlated with the Ponti Standard Zone, appears to be closely related to the overlying Windhauseniceras internispinosum Zone, although its biostratigraphic status needs to be reconsidered. On the basis of ammonites, radiolarians and calpionellids the Windhauseniceras internispinosum Assemblage Zone is approximately equivalent to the Suarites bituberculatum Zone of Mexico, the Paralytohoplites caribbeanus Zone of Cuba and the Simplisphinctes/Microcanthum Zone of the Standard Zonation. The C. alternans Zone could be correlated with the uppermost Microcanthum and “Durangites” zones, although in west central Argentina it could be mostly restricted to levels equivalent to the “Durangites Zone”. The Substeueroceras koeneni Zone ranges into the Occitanica Zone, Subalpina and Privasensis subzones, the A. noduliferum Zone could be equivalent to the Dalmasi Subzone, Occitanica Zone, to lower part of the Boissieri Zone, and the S. damesi Zone could range through the upper part of the Boissieri Zone to the lower part of the Pertransiens Zone. Division of the Substeueroceras koeneni Zone and a precise correlation between the Andean ammonite zones and the international standard require new systematic and stratigraphic studies.

Dolnokredowa brekcja wapienna w autochtonicznej serii wierchowej w Tatrach Zachodnich

Staniszewska A., Ciborowski T.

Przegląd Geologiczny

2000

Vol. 48, nr 3

246-250

W autochtonicznej serii wierchowej, w Tatrach Zachodnich, w rejonie Osobitej, występuje dolnokredowa brekcja składająca się z różnowiekowych okruchów wapiennych o różnym typie litologicznym, spojona spoiwem węglanowym. Na podstawie występujących kalpionellidów określono wiek sedymentacji poszczególnych typów litologicznych jako późnotytoński i wczesnoberiaski. Wiek brekcji określono jako późniejszy od wczesnego beriasu. Wyróżnione typy litologiczne wykazują podobieństwo do osadów węglanowych z wyższej części formacji wapieni z Raptawickiej Turni odsłaniającej się w polskiej części Tatr Zachodnich.

The uppermost part of the Sobótka Limestone Member in the High-Tatric Succession is represented by Lower Cretaceous breccia. This breccia consists of limestone fragments of different lithology. The clasts within the breccia are cemented by calcium carbonate. On the base of the described calpionellid fauna, the sedimentation episode was identified as Late Thithonian and Early Berriasian. The breccia was formed later than the Early Berriasian. All the lithological types of clasts occurring in the breccia are similar to those of the upper part of Raptawicka Turnia Limestone Fm. located in the Polish part of Western Tatra Mts.