Buono Giuseppe, 2007, Phd Thesis (tesi dottorato) - Paleonews

Fig. 2.4. Distributione dei taxa distintivi di brachiopodi nel Pilensbahiano della regione Alpino-Carpatica (da Voros, 1993). Legenda: l =Marsica,
Abruzzo platform (Cassetti, 1897); 2=Monticelli (Roma), Umbrian nappe (Canavari, 1880, 1881, 1883); 3=Terni and Acquasparta, Umbrian
nappe (Parona, 1883; Principi, 1910); 4=North Umbria (M.S. Vicino, M. Catria, M. Cucco, M. Nerone), Umbrian nappe (Zittel, 1869; Canavari,
1880, 1881, 1883; Ramaccioni, 1936, 1939); 5=M. Calvi, Tuscanide nappe (Fucini, 1897; Levi, 1896); 6=Massa Marittima, Tuscanide autochthon
(Fucini, 1906); 7=Gozzano, Lombardy (Parona, 1880a, 1893; Sacchi Vialli and Cantaluppi, 1967); 8=M. Generoso, Lombardy (Renz, 1932);
9=Arzo, Lombardy (Parona, 1885; Brambilla, 1971); 10=M. Erba, Lombardy (Suess, 1852); ll=Brescia, Lombardy (Cantaluppi, 1966);
12=Ballino, Trento platform (0. Haas, 1912); 13= Cortina d'Ampezzo, Trento platform (Bose and Schlosser, 1900; Benigni, 1978); 14=Sette
Comuni, Trento platform (Von Schauroth, 1865); 15=Erbezzo, Trento platform (pers. coll.); 16=Sospirolo, Trento platform-Belluno basin (Von
Uhlig, 1880; Dal Piaz, 1907); 17=M. Verzegnis, Belluno basin-Friuli platform (Vinassa de Regny, 1910); 18=lsonzo valley, Friuli platform (Selli,
1956; Feruglio, 1925); 19 = Hindelang, Northern Calcareous Alps (Bose, 1893); 20 = Kramsach, Northern Calcareous Alps (Bose, 1898); 21
=Adneth, Northern Calcareous Alps (Suess, 1855); 22=Schafberg, Northern Calcareous Alps (Bose, 1898); 23= Pristodolok, Little Carpathians,
Kriina nappe(?) (Pevnjr, 1964); 24=Kostelec, Pieniny Klippen Belt, Klape unit(?) (Siblik, 1966, 1967; pers. coll.); 25=Belanska dolina (Great
Fatra) and Paleny Vrch (piar Mts.), Tatric unit (Siblik, 1964; Gy. Vigh, 1915; pers. coll.); 26=Rajecka Lesni (Little Fatra) and Lupcianska dolina
(Lower Tatra), Kriina nappe (Gy. Vigh, 1915; Bujnovsky, 1975); 27=Zliechov, Straiov Mts., ChoE nappe (Kulcsar, 1916); 28=Bleskovjr pramefi
(Slovak Karst), Silice nappe (Mello, 1973); 29= Bakony, Transdanubian Central Range (Voros, 1983); 30=Tata, Transdanubian Central Range
(G. Vigh, 1976); 31 =Gerecse, Transdanubian Central Range (Kulcsar, 1914); 32=Velebit, High Karst zone (GuSiC et al., 1971); 33=Ardtche
(Almeras and Elmi, 1986); 34= Rhdne basin (Dumortier, 1869); 35=Alsace-Lorraine (H. Haas and Petri, 1882); 36=Swabia (Quenstedt, 1856-
1858, 1868-1871); 37=Frystak, olistolith in the outermost (RaEa) zone of the Magura flysch (Rzehak, 1904); 38=Mecsek, Tisza unit (Vadisz,
1935); 39=VillBny, Tisza unit (Ager and Callomon, 1971; pers coll.); 4O=Pidurea Craiului, Bihor autochthon (Preda, 1967); 41 =Some$ul Cald,
Bihor autochthon (Mantea et al., 1981); 42=Cristian (KeresztAnyfalu), Bra~ov unit, Getic unit (Jekelius, 1915); 43= Svinita, Danubic unit
(Riileanu and Iordan, 1964); 44=Rgotina, Stara Planina (Sucic-Protic, 1969); 45= Senokos and Lukanja, Stara Planina (SuEiC-ProtiC, 1969,
1985); 46= Kalotina, Stara Planina (Tchoumatchenco, 1972); 47= Teteven Fore-Balkan zone (Tchoumatchenco, 1972); 48= Kotel, olistostrome
(Tchoumatchenco, 1989, 1990).
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