Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
International Congress on Palaeozoic Stratigraphy of Gondwana, Perugia, İtalya, 14 - 16 Nisan 2016, ss.9
The Changhsingian of the Southern Biofacies Belt in Turkey is widely distributed in the Arabian Platform and in the Geyik Dagi and Aladag tectonic units and the Antalya Nappes of the Anatolide-Tauride Block. From non-fusulinoidean Fusulinata two distinct evolutionary trends, both belonging to the family Globivalvulinidae, occur in the Changhsingian. In the globivalvulinin trend, Paraglobivalvulina originated from Globivalvulina vonderschmitti close to the Capitanian-Wuchiapingian boundary commonly occurs in the latest Permian. Among the other descendants in this stock, Charliella, seems to have gone extinct at the Wuchiapingian-Changhsingian boundary and Urushtenella derived from Paraglobivalvulina occurs rarely in the Changhsingian. From the Septoglobivalvulina-Paraglobivalvulinoides lineage Paraglobivalvulinoides is rather rare and sporadic. One of the most remarkable evolutionary trends in the Southern Biofacies Belt is in the dagmaritin-type globivalvulinids. Paradagmarita, derived from Crescentia very close to the Wuchiapingian-Changhsingian boundary, comprises three distinct species (P. monodi, P. flabelliformis, P. planispiralis) in the Changhsingian. A new genus originated from Paradagmarita in the younger levels of the Changhsingian is characterized by a hook-shaped apertural flap protecting partly the apertural system. In addition, Paradagmacrusta derived from Paradagmarita close to the Wuchiapingian-Changhsingian boundary and Louisettita originated from Dagmarita in the late Wuchiapingian commonly occur in the Changhsingian.
In the Southern Biofacies Belt, although Nodosariata occurs abundantly, colaniellids are totally absent. Syzraniidae, Protonodosariidae, Geinitzinidae, Robuloididae, Frondinidae and Pachyphloiidae frequently occur. From robuloidids, the genus Robuloides is frequent and displays distinct morphological variations close to the Permian-Triassic boundary.
Several genera belonging to Miliolata, such as Agathammina, Hemigordius, Midiella, Neodiscus, Multidiscus, Neodiscopsis and Glomomidiellopsis occur rarely to commonly in the Changhsingian of the Southern Biofacies Belt. Among these taxa, distinct evolutionary changes occurred in the populations of Glomomidiellopsis (G. uenoi, G. lysitiformis). The genus Kamurana s.s. was probably derived from Glomomidiellopsis in the late Changhsingian.