Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America

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Malumián, N.; Náñez, C.; Jannou, G.
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2010
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The Patagonian and Fuegian regions conform a wide latitudinal and chronostratigraphical study area, where the abundant calcareous benthic foraminifera endemic to the Austral high and high-mid latitudes, have a partially or totally tuberculate surface. Among them, is the extinct Antarcticella, a small globular genus initially regarded as planktonic. The oldest species, A. pauciloculata (Jenkins), is widespread in the Danian from Patagonia, Antarctica, and New Zealand; the subsequent A. cecionii (Cañón and Ernst) is constrained to the Fuegian early and early middle Eocene; there is no record of Antarcticella from the mid middle Eocene, partially due to a sedimentary gap.
Simposio II: El Paleógeno de América del Sur y Central
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America
title Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America
spellingShingle Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America
Malumián, N.
Ciencias Naturales
Paleontología
Paleógeno
Período geológico
Foraminíferos
title_short Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America
title_full Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America
title_fullStr Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America
title_full_unstemmed Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America
title_sort Antarcticella: a Paleogene typical foraminiferal genus from southernmost South America
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Malumián, N.
Náñez, C.
Jannou, G.
author Malumián, N.
author_facet Malumián, N.
Náñez, C.
Jannou, G.
author_role author
author2 Náñez, C.
Jannou, G.
author2_role author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Naturales
Paleontología
Paleógeno
Período geológico
Foraminíferos
topic Ciencias Naturales
Paleontología
Paleógeno
Período geológico
Foraminíferos
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The Patagonian and Fuegian regions conform a wide latitudinal and chronostratigraphical study area, where the abundant calcareous benthic foraminifera endemic to the Austral high and high-mid latitudes, have a partially or totally tuberculate surface. Among them, is the extinct Antarcticella, a small globular genus initially regarded as planktonic. The oldest species, A. pauciloculata (Jenkins), is widespread in the Danian from Patagonia, Antarctica, and New Zealand; the subsequent A. cecionii (Cañón and Ernst) is constrained to the Fuegian early and early middle Eocene; there is no record of Antarcticella from the mid middle Eocene, partially due to a sedimentary gap.
Simposio II: El Paleógeno de América del Sur y Central
Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo
description The Patagonian and Fuegian regions conform a wide latitudinal and chronostratigraphical study area, where the abundant calcareous benthic foraminifera endemic to the Austral high and high-mid latitudes, have a partially or totally tuberculate surface. Among them, is the extinct Antarcticella, a small globular genus initially regarded as planktonic. The oldest species, A. pauciloculata (Jenkins), is widespread in the Danian from Patagonia, Antarctica, and New Zealand; the subsequent A. cecionii (Cañón and Ernst) is constrained to the Fuegian early and early middle Eocene; there is no record of Antarcticella from the mid middle Eocene, partially due to a sedimentary gap.
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