Geologica hungarica. Ser. Palaeontologica. Fasc.55: The Pelsonian Substage on the Balaton Highland (Middle Triassic, Hungary) / T.Budai et al; ed. by A.Vörös. - Budapest: Geological Institut of Hungary, 2003. - 195 p.: ill. - Incl. bibl. ref. - ISSN 0373-1893; ISBN 963-671-236-0  Место хранения:   018 | Институт нефтегазовой геологии и геофизики им. А.А.Трофимука | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Introduction (A. Vörös) ......................................... 5 Part I. Geology and stratigraphy Geological setting (T. Budai & A. Vörös) ........................ 9 Stratigraphy (A. Vörös, T. Budai, S. Kovács, O. Piros & I. Szabó) ...................................................... 13 Localities (rocks and fossils) (A. Vörös, T. Budai & I. Szabó) ................................................... 13 Measured sections ........................................ 13 Important boreholes ...................................... 24 Other localities ......................................... 27 Biostratigraphy ............................................. 28 Ammonoid biostratigraphy (A. Vörös) ...................... 28 Conodont biostratigraphy (S. Kovács) ..................... 34 Foraminifer biostratigraphy (A. Vörös) ................... 38 Dasycladacean biostratigraphy (O. Piros) ................. 39 Magnetostratigraphy (A. Vörös) .............................. 40 Sequence stratigraphy (T. Budai) ............................ 40 Integrated stratigraphy (A. Vörös) .......................... 41 The stratotype of the Pelsonian Substage (A. Vörös) ......... 42 Pelsonian basin evolution of the Balaton Highland (T. Budai & A. Vörös) .......................................... 45 References to Part I ........................................... 47 Part II. Palaeontology and microfacies The Pelsonian Dasycladales of the Balaton Highland (O. Piros) ..................................................... 53 Introduction ................................................ 53 Systematic descriptions ..................................... 53 References .................................................. 60 The Pelsonian Ammonoid Fauna of the Balaton Highland (A. Vörös) ..................................................... 71 Introduction ................................................ 71 Localities .................................................. 72 The fauna ................................................... 72 Systematic descriptions ..................................... 77 References ................................................. 102 The Pelsonian Bivalve Fauna of the Balaton Highland (I. Szente & A. Vörös) ........................................ 123 Introduction ............................................... 123 Localities ................................................. 123 The fauna .................................................. 124 Systematic descriptions .................................... 124 References ................................................. 132 The Pelsonian Brachiopod Fauna of the Balaton Highland (J. Pálfy) .................................................... 139 Introduction ............................................... 139 Localities ................................................. 140 The fauna .................................................. 140 Systematic palaeontology (Excluding Rhynchonellida) ........ 140 References ................................................. 153 Pelsonian Conodonts from the Balaton Highland (S. Kovács) ..... 159 Introduction ............................................... 159 Localities ................................................. 159 The fauna .................................................. 160 Taxonomical remarks ........................................ 160 References ................................................. 161 The Microfacies of the Pelsonian formations of the Balaton Highland (Gy. Lelkes & A. Vörös) .............................. 179 Introduction ............................................... 179 Description of micro facies ................................ 180 References ................................................. 183