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The Atlas summarizes known and new data of the Carboniferous and Lower Permian Foraminifera of Uzbekistan and adjacent regions. The Atlas supplemented and corrected of the assemblages of 27 Foraminiferal Zones and regional substages of the Carboniferous (beginning with Serpukhovian Stage) and lower part of the Permian, questions of the boundary between Carboniferous and Permian systems and also mid-Carboniferous boundary. Descriptions of 109 fusulinoids species are presented. The Atlas includes 89 paleontological plates and shows the foraminiferal assemblages, including fusulinoids, in the stratigraphic succession from the Serpukhovian Stage of the Lower Carboniferous up to and including the Sakmarian Stage of the Lower Permian of the Middle and Southern Tien Shan in Central Asia.
Atlas of Foraminifera of the Carboniferous and Permian (Cisuralian) of Uzbekistan and adjacent regions, Tien Shan is of the interest and importance to paleontologists, stratigraphers and geologists, and who study the Carboniferous and Lower Permian deposits Uzbekistan and Tien Shan.
Introduction 9
1. Biostratigraphy based on the study of Carboniferous and Permian (Cisuralian) Foraminifera of the central and southern Tien Shan, Central Asia 11
1.1. A historical review of the study of Carboniferous and Lower Permian deposits and of the foraminiferal division of Central Asia 11
1.2. Reference Stratigraphic Sections 13
1.2.1. Serpukhovian – Lower Bashkirain 13
1.2.2. Upper Bashkirian – Lower Moscovian 25
1.2.3. Upper Moscovian 27
1.2.4. Kasimovian – Gzhelian (Carboniferous), Asselian – Sakmarian (Lower Permian). Karachatyr Mountains, southern Fergana region 29
1.2.5. Kasimovian – Gzhelian (Carboniferous), Asselian (Lower Permian) Guzan 33
1.2.6. Kasimovian (Carboniferous), Baisuntau 33
1.2.7. Asselian (Lower Permian), southeastern slopes of Chatkal Range and Bosbutau Mountain 37
1.2.8. Sakmarian (Lower Permian), southeastern slopes of Chatkal Range and Bosbutau Mountain 37
1.3. Foraminiferal Sequence 39
1.3.1. Carboniferous 39
1.3.2. The Carboniferous/Permian boundary 45
1.3.3. Permian 47
2. Methods of study of Palaeozoic Foraminifera: taxonomic principles and criteria, representatives of the superorder Fusulinoida taken as an example 53
2.1. Introduction to Fusulinoida Fursenko, 1958 53
2.2. Structural and morphological features, their unification, development and taxonomic importance 54
3. Palaeontology of Foraminifera 69
Order Ozawainellida 69
Family Eostaffellidae Mamet, 1968, emend. Reitlinger, 1969 69
Family Pseudostaffellidae Putrja, 1956 73
Order Fusulinida 75
Family Profusulinidae Solovieva, 1996 75
Family Aljutovellidae Solovieva, 1996 77
Family Fusulinidae Moeller, 1878 78
Family Hemifusulinidae Putrja, 1956 79
Family Fusulinellidae Staff & Wedekind, 1910 81
Order Schwagerinida 85
Family Triticitidae Davydov, 1986 85
Family Rugosofusulinidae Davydov, 1980 92
Family Schwagerinidae Dunbar & Henbest 92
Family Pseudofusulinidae Dutkevich, 1934, emend. Miklukho-Maclay, 1959 97
4. Atlas Plates and captions 101
Carboniferous 102
Serpukhovian 102
Mashatian Substage 102
Zone Biseriella parva – Neoarchaediscus regularis (Plates 1-2) 102
Keltemashatian Substage 106
Zone Eostaffellina protvae – Biseriella minima (Plates 3-4) 106
Zone Eosigmoilina explicata – Loeblichia minima – Plectostaffella primitiva (Plates 5-6) 110
Koikebiltauian Substage 114
Zone Plectostaffella mira obtusa –Ikensieformis turkestanica (Plates 7-8) 114
Bashkirian 118
Koikebiltauian Substage 118
Zone Plectostaffella karsaklensis (Plates 9-10) 118
Seslavian Substage 122
Zone Plectostaffella jakhensis (Plates 11-12) 122
Zone Plectostaffella longiscula – Plectostaffella rotunda (Plates 13-18) 126
Uzunbulakian Substage 138
Zone Pseudostaffella antiqua (Plates 19-20) 138
Zone Pseudostaffella praegorskyi (Plates 21-22) 142
Devatashkian Substage 146
Zone Profusulinella primitiva – Ozawainella pararhomboidalis (Plates 23-24) 146
Zone Verella spicata (Plates 25-26) 150
Moskovian 154
Kokchinian Substage 154
Zone Aljutovella aljutovica (Plates 27-28) 154
Kelvasaian Substage 158
Zone Priscoidella priscoidea – Priscoidella znensis (Plates 29-33) 158
Zone Moellerites bedakensis – Fusulinella subpulchra (Plates 34-37) 168
Akterekian Substage 176
Zone Kamaina kamensis (Plates 38-40) 176
Schunkmazarian Substage 182
Zone Fusulina schwagerinoides (Plates 41-45) 182
Kasimovian 192
Dzilginsaian Substage 192
Zone Protriticites pseudomontiparus – Obsoletes obsoletus (Plates 46-49) 192
Uchbulakian Substage 200
Zone Montiparus montiparus (Plates 50-51) 200
Zone Rauserites quasiarcticus – Ferganites ferganensis (Plates 52-56) 204
Gzhelian 214
Dastarian Substage 214
Zone Triticites rossicus – Rauserites stuckenbergi (Plates 57-59) 214
Zone Daixina asiatica – Jigulutes corpulentus (Plates 60-61) 220
Zone Ruzhenzevites ferganensis (Plates 62-64) 224
Permian 230
Asselian 230
Kerkidokian Substage 230
Zone Occidentoschwagerina alpina – Likharevites paranitidus (Plates 65-70) 230
Zone Schwagerina moelleri – Nonpseudofusulina fecunda (Plates 71-78) 242
Zone Sphaeroschwagerina glomerosa (Plates 79-84) 258
Sakmarian 270
Dangibulakian Substage 270
Zone Robustoschwagerina schellwieni (Plates 85-86) 270
Ulukian Substage 274
Zone Cuniculinella narynica (Plates 87-89) 274
Acknowledgments 281
References 283
Index to Latin names 295