New and poorly known Valanginian ammonites from South-West ...
New and poorly known Valanginian ammonites from South-West ...
New and poorly known Valanginian ammonites from South-West ...
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<strong>New</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>poorly</strong> <strong>known</strong> <strong>Valanginian</strong> <strong>ammonites</strong> <strong>from</strong> <strong>South</strong>-<strong>West</strong> Crimea 115Explanation of PlatesAM the figured specimens are preserved in the collection of the Museum of the Earth of Moscow State University, Nos.94 <strong>and</strong> 95.Figures in natural size. Photos by EJ. BARABOSHKIN (Moscow State University) <strong>and</strong> V.T. ANTONOVA (Paleontol, Inst. Russ. Acad.Set.).PLATE 1Fig. 1 — Luppovella (Neoluppovella) spinosa subgen, et sp. nov.; holotype MSU 95/1: a - lateral side, b - venter. Bed Kp23/15,condensed horizon at the Lower/ Upper <strong>Valanginian</strong> boundary, Campylotoxia campylotoxa Zone (?) of VerkhorechieVillage, base of Rezanaya Mt.Fig. 2 — Belbekiceras belbekii BARABOSHKIN, 1997; holotype MSU 94/1: a - lateral side, b - venter. Bed Kp29/54, Lower<strong>Valanginian</strong>, Thurmanniceras pertransiens Zone ofSbrosovy Log Ravine. Belbek River.Fig. 3 — Busnardoites (?) kojasdjilgensis sp. nov.; holotype MSU 95/8; a - lateral side, b - venter. Lower <strong>Valanginian</strong>,Campylotoxia campylotoxa Zone of Kojas - Dzhilga Ravine, near Nauchny Town.
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