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35° RANGES OF SOUTH-WEST ASIA<br />

(Jamesoni and Margaritatus Zones), Toarcian (Bifrons and Jurense<br />

Zones), and Lower Bajocian (Opalinum Zone).<br />

The Jurassic succession around Bayburt is about 2300 m. thick and is<br />

as follows (Ketin, 1951, pp. 118-19):—<br />

[Berriasian Metres<br />

White limestones with Berriasella boisseri (Pictet), B. pontica Ret., etc. 1600]<br />

Upper Jurassic<br />

Sandy and conglomeratic beds with Aptychi . . . . . 300<br />

Rose-red massive limestones with Aptychi 80 to 100<br />

White, thin-bedded fossiliferous limestone with Soitxrbyceras<br />

tortisulcatum (d'Orb.), Perisphinctids and brachiopods . . 4 to 5<br />

Middle Jurassic missing ?<br />

Lower Jurassic<br />

Sandstones and shales with interbedded volcanic rocks . . . . 300 to 350<br />

Lower Bajocian-Toarcian. Red fossiliferous limestones and marls with<br />

the ammonite fauna of the 'Lias of Bayburt' . . .<br />

Pliensbachian. Shales with thin volcanics, with Harpoceras and<br />

. .<br />

Amaltheus<br />

to 10<br />

cf. margaritatus<br />

Bedded andesitic lavas and tuffs, with sandstones, sandy shales and marls .'<br />

500 to 550<br />

300 to 3\°<br />

Sinemurian.<br />

—-<br />

Red fossiliferous<br />

-<br />

limestones and marls with<br />

^.^01^11,0 anu minis wiui<br />

Phylloceras<br />

rnvuoceras<br />

frondosum Reynes, P. alontinum Gem., P. bonarellii Bet., Vermiceras etc<br />

50<br />

Red sandy limestone, marl, and tuff; brachiopods<br />

Lavas and tuffs<br />

Sandstones, conglomerates, and sandy shales with Arietitids and brachiopods<br />

100<br />

250 to 300<br />

[Metamorphic Series below.]<br />

The Yakacik Lias also contains interbedded polygenetic conglomerates<br />

(Bailey & McCallien, 1953, p. 427).<br />

Omitting the great numbers of Phylloceratina and Lytoceratina, which<br />

are useless for accurate dating, the following are some notable ammonite<br />

genera and species.<br />

Lower Bajocian, Opalinum Zone (Bayburt, Kayabashi)<br />

Leioceras sp.<br />

Walkericeras sp.<br />

Erycites sp.<br />

Toarcian, Jurense Zone (Bayburt)<br />

Pleydellia aalensis (Ziet.)<br />

Pseudolioceras<br />

Pseudogramrnoceras<br />

Dumortieria, 6 spp.<br />

Phymatoceras tirolense (Hauer)<br />

Toarcian, Bifrons Zone (Bayburt; ? Kesiktash)<br />

Hildoceras spp.<br />

Hildaites sp.<br />

Catacoeloceras spp.<br />

Pliensbachian, Margaritatus Zone (Merzifun, Kesiktash)<br />

Arieticeras<br />

Coeloceras limatum Pompeckj<br />

Coeloceras spp.<br />

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