Moose River Basin: geology and mineral potential - Geology Ontario
Moose River Basin: geology and mineral potential - Geology Ontario
Moose River Basin: geology and mineral potential - Geology Ontario
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<strong>Moose</strong> <strong>River</strong> <strong>Basin</strong><br />
Cicatricosisporites patapscoensis Brenner<br />
Cicatricosisporitespotomacensis Brenner (Plate 3, fig. 13,14)<br />
Circulina parva Brenner (Plate 8, fig. 7)<br />
Classopollis torosus (Reissinger) Balme (Plate 8, fig. 6)<br />
Converrucosisporites sp. cf. C. platyverrucosus Brenner (Plate l, fig. 24)<br />
469 Cooksonites-1 (Plate 7, fig. 12,13,15,16)<br />
489 Coptospora-1 (Plate 7, fig. 8-11)<br />
Costatoperforosporites fistulosus Deak (Plate 4, fig. 4)<br />
Cyathidites australis Couper<br />
Deltoidosporajuncta (Kara-Murza) Singh (Plate l, fig. 5)<br />
Distaltriangulisporites reticulatus Singh<br />
487 Foraminisporis-1 (Plate 4, fig. 25)<br />
Foveotriletes subtriangularis Brenner (Plate 2, fig. 9)<br />
Klukisporites foveolatus Pocock (Plate 2, fig. 32)<br />
Lophotriletes babsae (Brenner) Singh (Plate 2, fig. 5-7)<br />
Ornamentifera echinata (Bolchovitina) Bolchovitina (Plate 6, fig. 12)<br />
Osmundacidites wellmanii Couper (Plate l, fig. 17)<br />
479 Parvisaccites-2 (Plate 9, fig. l, 2)<br />
476Perotrilites-l (Plate 6, fig. 14)<br />
Podocarpidites multisimus (Bolchovitina) Pocock (Plate 9, fig. 17)<br />
471 Pristinuspollenites-3 (Plate 9, fig. 8)<br />
474 Pteruchipollenites-1 (Plate 9, fig. 6, 7)<br />
492 Pteruchipollenites-2 (Plate 10, fig. 4-6)<br />
Reticulisporites elongatus Singh (Plate 2, fig. 8)<br />
Rouseia sp. cf. R. geranioides (Couper) Srivastava (Plate 11, fig. 4, 5)<br />
Rugubivesiculites rugosus Pierce<br />
Schizosporis gr<strong>and</strong>is Pocock (Plate 11, fig. 29)<br />
Taurocusporites sp. cf. T. segmentatus Stover (Plate 3, fig.5)<br />
465 Tigrisporites-1 (Plate 2, fig. 12)<br />
Tigrisporites reticulatus Singh (Plate 2, fig. 28-31)<br />
Tigrisporites scurr<strong>and</strong>us Norris (Plate 2, fig. 24-27)<br />
Tigrisporites sp. B. Singh (Plate 2, fig. 21,22)<br />
473 Tricolpites-1 (Plate 11, fig. 15-18)<br />
486 Trilobosporites-2 (Plate 5, fig. l, 2)<br />
Trilobosporites hannonicus Delcourt <strong>and</strong> Sprumont (Plate 4, fig. 26)<br />
Trilobosporites humilis Delcourt <strong>and</strong> Sprumont (Plate 5, fig. 3-8)<br />
Triporoletes radiatus (Dettmann) Playford (Plate 7, fig. 7)<br />
Triporoletes reticulatus (pocock) Playford (Plate 6, fig. 21-25)<br />
482 Uvaesporites-1 (Plate 5, fig. 23, 24)<br />
480 Vitreisporites-1 (Plate 9, fig. 21-23)<br />
Closest comparisons of this flora are with the Upper Peace <strong>River</strong>, Joli Fou,<br />
<strong>and</strong> Viking Formations of central <strong>and</strong> northern Alberta (Norris 1967; Singh<br />
1971) which are marine units containing elements of the late Middle Albian<br />
Gastroplites fauna <strong>and</strong> the Haplophragmoides gigas microfauna which perhaps<br />
ranges into the the earliest Late Albian. First appearances of dicotyledonous<br />
pollen in the <strong>Moose</strong> <strong>River</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> during this interval are in accord with this<br />
age.<br />
It is noteworthy that Lophotriletes babsae (restricted to the Tigrisporites-T.<br />
humilis zone) first appears at the base of the marine Middle Albian<br />
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