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ACTA GEOLOGICA SINICA-ENGLISH EDITION
卷 97, 期 1, 页码 1-12出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/1755-6724.15012
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paleontology; biostratigraphy; graptolites; anisograptid; Tremadocian; Hunan Province
Well-preserved graptolites of the genus Kiaerograptus are reported for the first time in the Nanba section, Yiyang, Hunan Province, South China. Based on these new specimens, the Kiaerograptus biozone is established for the first time in South China, which has significant implications for biostratigraphical correlation.
Well-preserved graptolites of the genus Kiaerograptus are first reported from the upper Tremadocian Yinchupu Formation in the Nanba section, Yiyang, Hunan Province, South China, including four species, i.e., Kiaerograptus lauzonensis (Erdtmann, 1966), Kiaerograptus stoermeri (Erdtmann, 1965), Kiaerograptus cf. supremus? Lindholm, 1991, and Kiaerograptus sp., which are robust in form. Based on these new specimens, the Kiaerograptus biozone is established for the first time in South China, increasing the late Tremadoc graptolite biozones in South China from four to five, in ascending order as follows: the Adelograptus tenellus biozone, the Aorograptus victoriae biozone, the Kiaerograptus biozone, the Sagenograptus murrayi biozone, and the Hunnegraptus copiosus biozone. A review of the occurrence records for robust Kiaerograptus species worldwide reveals that the distribution is restricted to the Aorograptus victoriae biozone and Kiaerograptus biozone in the late Tremadocian. This limited stratigraphical distribution makes Kiaerograptus a valuable taxon for precise biostratigraphical correlation at both the regional and global scales.
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