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2010010082<br />

哈 萨 克 斯 坦 南 部 法 门 阶 牙 形 石 新 属<br />

Barskovella 和 Bizignathus = New<br />

genera Barskovella and Bizignathus<br />

(Conodonts) from the Famennian of<br />

southern Kazakhstan. ( 英 文 ). Gatovsky<br />

Yu A. Paleontological Journal, 2009,<br />

43(5): 550-557 5 图 版 .<br />

New genera Barskovella gen. nov.<br />

and Bizignathus gen. nov. are described<br />

from the Famennian deep-sea carbonate<br />

deposits of the Bolshoi Karatau Mountain<br />

Range (southern Kazakhstan).<br />

2010010083<br />

哈 萨 克 斯 坦 中 部 晚 奥 陶 世 硅 质 岩 中 的<br />

牙 形 石 = Conodonts from the upper Ordovician<br />

siliceous rocks of Central Kazakhstan.<br />

( 英 文 ). Tolmacheva T Yu;<br />

Degtyarev K E; Ryazantsev A V; Nikitina<br />

O I. Paleontological Journal, 2009,<br />

43(11): 1498-1512 6 图 版 .<br />

Several conodont localities of the upper<br />

Sandbian Stage are known in siliceous<br />

deposits of Central Kazakhstan.<br />

All of them produced similar assemblages<br />

overwhelmingly dominated by<br />

Periodon grandis with insignificant admixture<br />

of Scabbardella altipes, Hamarodus<br />

europaeus, Pygodus anserinus,<br />

Protopanderodus sp., and Drepanodus<br />

sp. The main feature of this fauna is in<br />

the co-occurrence of H. europaeus and P.<br />

grandis, forms characteristic for deepwater<br />

facies at shelf or microcontinents<br />

margins of temperate and warm-water<br />

paleobiogeographic provinces. The Ordovician<br />

paleo-oceanic basin of Kazakhstan<br />

and southern Urals were parts of the<br />

uniform biogeographic area as indicated<br />

by similarity of Ordovician conodont<br />

assemblages in siliceous deposits of<br />

these regions.<br />

2010010084<br />

沃 罗 涅 什 台 背 斜 ( 苏 联 地 台 中 心 区<br />

域 )Evlanovian 和 Livnian 亚 阶 ( 晚 泥<br />

盆 世 )Polygnathus 属 牙 形 石 新 发 现 =<br />

New conodonts of the genus Polygnathus<br />

from the Evlanovian and Livnian<br />

(Upper Devonian) of the Voronezh Anteclise<br />

(central Devonian Field). ( 英 文 ).<br />

Kirilishina E M; Kononova L I. Paleontological<br />

Journal, 2010, 44(1): 68-78 4<br />

图 版 .<br />

New conodont species of the genus<br />

Polygnathus (P. krutoensis sp. nov., P.<br />

makhlinae sp. nov., P. menneri sp. nov.,<br />

P. obruchevae sp. nov.) are described<br />

from the Evlanovian-Livnian (Upper<br />

Devonian) deposits of the Voronezh Anteclise<br />

(central regions of the Rassian<br />

platform). The ontogenetic series of the<br />

new species are presented.<br />

2010010085<br />

塔 吉 克 斯 坦 中 部 Palmatolepis 属 弗 拉<br />

斯 阶 牙 形 石 新 发 现 = New Frasnian<br />

conodonts of the genus Palmatolepis<br />

from the Central Tajikistan. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Bardashev I A. Paleontological Journal,<br />

2009, 43(3): 300-305 3 图 版 .<br />

New Lower-Middle Frasnian conodonts<br />

of the genus Palmatolepis Ulrich<br />

et Bassler, 1926 are described from the<br />

Kalagach and Kulyali formations of the<br />

Sishkat key section of Central Tajikistan.<br />

Palmatolepis manzuri sp. nov. descends<br />

from Pa. punctata (Hinde) and is an ancestor<br />

of P. kireevae Ovnatanova, Pa.<br />

salibaevi sp. nov., and also of the P.<br />

rhenana Bischoff branch.<br />

2010010086<br />

俄 罗 斯 地 台 东 部 弗 拉 斯 阶 牙 形 石 =<br />

Frasnian conodonts from the eastern<br />

Russian Platform. ( 英 文 ). Ovnatanova N<br />

S; Kononova L I. Paleontological Journal,<br />

2008, 42(10): 997-1166 49 图 版 .<br />

The Frasnian conodonts of the eastern<br />

Russian Platform from the Timan in the<br />

north to the Orenburg Region in the<br />

south are characterized in detail both paleontologically<br />

and stratigraphically.<br />

This paper is a continuation of a previously<br />

published monograph (Ovnatanova<br />

and Kononova, 2001) on the<br />

Frasnian conodonts of the shallow-water<br />

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