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deposition of organic-rich, low-oxygen facies<br />

in shelf to basinal environments (Exshaw<br />

Formation and correlative units). The<br />

overlying Banff Formation consists of<br />

anaerobic to marginally aerobic, starved-basin<br />

to deep-ramp lithofacies succeeded by<br />

shallower water carbonates; this sequence<br />

records basinward (westward) progradation of<br />

the Banff ramp in middle to late Tournaisian<br />

time. Distinct conodont biofacies<br />

representative of shallow-ramp to deep-basin<br />

settings that were previously recognized in the<br />

southernmost Canadian Rocky Mountains and<br />

Montana have also been identified to the north<br />

between the North Saskatchewan and<br />

Athabasca valleys. Upper Palliser carbonates<br />

contain low-diversity conodont faunas of<br />

indigenous to transported palmatolepid-,<br />

polygnathid-, and apatognathid-dominated<br />

assemblages. Exshaw deposits contain<br />

indigenous and reworked palmatolepid- and<br />

bispathodid-dominated assemblages and<br />

reworked or transported polygnathids. Lower<br />

Banff biofacies include transported and<br />

indigenous assemblages of siphonodellids,<br />

polygnathids, and pseudopolygnathids<br />

representative of the deep-middle Banff ramp.<br />

Polygnathid-hindeodid biofacies of shallower<br />

middle-ramp environments occur higher in the<br />

Banff Formation in the North Saskatchewan<br />

and Athabasca valleys.<br />

2009020102<br />

日 本 Oritate 的 Neostrachanognathus<br />

Tahoensis 及 阿 曼 Neostrachanognathus 种<br />

器 官 的 重 建 = Reconstruction of an apparatus<br />

of Neostrachanognathus Tahoensis from<br />

Oritate, Japan and species of<br />

Neostrachanognathus from Oman. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Agematsu S; Orchard M J; Sashida K.<br />

Palaeontology, 2008, 51(5): 1201-1211<br />

The apparatus of an Early Triassic conodont<br />

Neostrachanognathus tahoensis Koike, 1998<br />

from Oritate, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan,<br />

and a species of Neostrachanognathus from<br />

Oman were reconstructed. On the basis of five<br />

natural assemblages from the Oritate area, the<br />

three-dimensional apparatus model of N.<br />

tahoensis is interpreted as bilaterally<br />

symmetrical and composed of 14 elements<br />

consisting of pairs of P 1 , P 2 , P 3 , S 1 , S 2 , S 3 , and<br />

S 4 elements. The P 1 and P 2 elements are<br />

coniform elements, the P 3 elements are<br />

digyrate forms, and the S elements are<br />

bipennate ramiforms. The S elements are<br />

arranged rostrally in the apparatus and the<br />

pairs of the P 1 , P 2 , and P 3 elements are<br />

subvertically arranged caudally and ventrally<br />

to the S array. One of the natural assemblages<br />

was formed by rostrocaudal collapse of the<br />

apparatus on the sea floor, whereas the other<br />

assemblages indicate that conodont animals<br />

came to rest nearly parallel with the substrate<br />

prior to burial. A collection of isolated<br />

elements from Jabal Safra, Oman, includes a<br />

second species of Neostrachanognathus with a<br />

comparable apparatus.<br />

2009020103<br />

泰 国 半 岛 南 部 Tarutao 岛 早 奥 陶 世 牙 形 刺<br />

= Early Ordovician conodonts from Tarutao<br />

Island, Southern Peninsular Thailand. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Agematsu S; Sashida K; Salyapongse S;<br />

Sardsud A. Palaeontology, 2008, 51(6): 1435-<br />

1453<br />

Early Ordovician conodont faunas of the<br />

Thung Song Formation on Tarutao Island,<br />

southern peninsular Thailand, consist of 14<br />

known species belonging to 17 genera, and<br />

eight undescribed species. Utahconus<br />

tarutaoensis and Filodontus tenuis are new<br />

species. Three conodont zones: the Rossodus<br />

manitouensis Zone, the Utahconus<br />

tarutaoensis Zone and the Filodontus tenuis<br />

Zone, in ascending order, are defined in the<br />

study sections. These are coeval with the<br />

interval from the Rossodus manitouensis Zone<br />

to the Acodus deltatus-Oneotodus costatus<br />

Zone of the standard zonation in the North<br />

American Midcontinent. Based on the<br />

conodonts studied here and fossils previously<br />

reported from Tarutao Island, the Thung Song<br />

Formation is early Tremadocian to middle<br />

Arenig (Ibexian) in age. This formation is<br />

lithostratigraphically subdivided into the S1 to<br />

S5 members, and our study sections consist of<br />

the S1 to S3 members. These strata<br />

accumulated on a shelf in the Early<br />

Ordovician. The depositional environments of<br />

the limestones making up the S1 and S3<br />

members were in deeper-shelf conditions.<br />

Limestone and shale of the S2 member formed<br />

in a shallow-water, high-energy environment.<br />

2009020104<br />

安 徽 石 台 奥 陶 纪 弗 洛 期 - 大 坪 期 牙 形 刺 多 样<br />

性 的 演 变 = Conodont Diversification In The<br />

Zitai Formation ( Floian-Dapingian, Late<br />

Early-Early Mid Ordovician ) Of Shitai,<br />

Anhui Province, East China. ( 中 文 ). 吴 荣 昌 ;<br />

詹 仁 斌 ; 李 贵 鹏 . 古 生 物 学 报 , 2008, 47(4):<br />

444-453<br />

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