This study recovered the Guadalupian conodont faunas from Shangsi （上寺） Section in Northeast Sichuan （四川）. Four genera and nine species were identified, and three conodont zones were recognized and established;...This study recovered the Guadalupian conodont faunas from Shangsi （上寺） Section in Northeast Sichuan （四川）. Four genera and nine species were identified, and three conodont zones were recognized and established; they include Jinogondolella nankingensis Zone, J. aserrata Zone, and J. postserrata Zone. The Roadian and Wordian boundary is set in the interval 5 m from the top of Bed 86 by the first appearance of the conodont J. aserrata. The Wordian and Capitanian boundary is set in the interval 2.3 m from the top of the Bed 95 by the first appearance ofJ. postserrata. Most of the specimens demonstrated low color alteration index （CAI） as 1.5-3, indicating that most part of the Maokou （茅口） Formation may have the suitable thermal conditions for the formation of oil source rocks.展开更多
The widespread microbialites deposition that followed the End-Permian mass extinction in the Tethyan realm have been intensively studied because of the evidence they provide on the nature of this crisis and its afterm...The widespread microbialites deposition that followed the End-Permian mass extinction in the Tethyan realm have been intensively studied because of the evidence they provide on the nature of this crisis and its aftermath. However, the age of the microbialite event remains controversial. New conodont collection across the Permian–Triassic（P–T） transition from Dajiang（Guizhou Province, South China） in this study enable us to discriminate four conodont zones, in ascending order, they are： Hindeodus parvus zone, Isarcicella lobata zone, Isarcicella isarcica zone and Hindeodus sosioensis zone. The age of microbialite in the P–T transition at the Dajiang Section is considered to be within the Hindeodus parvus zone and thus to clearly post-date the main extinction crisis. Reviewing the age of onset of microbialites throughout the Tethyan regions reveals two different ages： a Hindeodus changxingensis zone age is dominant in south-western and westernmost Tethys, whilst most other regions show microbialite deposition began in the Hindeodus parvus zone. Our investigation also indicates that two conodont changes occur at this time： an increase of hindeodid species immediately following a sequence boundary and the mass extinction, and a phase of extinction losses in the earliest Triassic Isarcicella isarcica zone during highstand development.展开更多
基金supported by the SINOPEC project (G0800-06-ZS-319)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 40621002)+1 种基金the Program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Team (IRT0546)the "111" Project (No. B08030)
文摘This study recovered the Guadalupian conodont faunas from Shangsi （上寺） Section in Northeast Sichuan （四川）. Four genera and nine species were identified, and three conodont zones were recognized and established; they include Jinogondolella nankingensis Zone, J. aserrata Zone, and J. postserrata Zone. The Roadian and Wordian boundary is set in the interval 5 m from the top of Bed 86 by the first appearance of the conodont J. aserrata. The Wordian and Capitanian boundary is set in the interval 2.3 m from the top of the Bed 95 by the first appearance ofJ. postserrata. Most of the specimens demonstrated low color alteration index （CAI） as 1.5-3, indicating that most part of the Maokou （茅口） Formation may have the suitable thermal conditions for the formation of oil source rocks.
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 41172024, 41272044)the "973" Program (No. 2011CB808800)+2 种基金the "111" Project (No. B08030)the ‘Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China University of Geosciences (Wuhan)the State Key Laboratory of Biogeology and Environmental Geology, China University of Geosciences (No. GBL11202)
文摘The widespread microbialites deposition that followed the End-Permian mass extinction in the Tethyan realm have been intensively studied because of the evidence they provide on the nature of this crisis and its aftermath. However, the age of the microbialite event remains controversial. New conodont collection across the Permian–Triassic（P–T） transition from Dajiang（Guizhou Province, South China） in this study enable us to discriminate four conodont zones, in ascending order, they are： Hindeodus parvus zone, Isarcicella lobata zone, Isarcicella isarcica zone and Hindeodus sosioensis zone. The age of microbialite in the P–T transition at the Dajiang Section is considered to be within the Hindeodus parvus zone and thus to clearly post-date the main extinction crisis. Reviewing the age of onset of microbialites throughout the Tethyan regions reveals two different ages： a Hindeodus changxingensis zone age is dominant in south-western and westernmost Tethys, whilst most other regions show microbialite deposition began in the Hindeodus parvus zone. Our investigation also indicates that two conodont changes occur at this time： an increase of hindeodid species immediately following a sequence boundary and the mass extinction, and a phase of extinction losses in the earliest Triassic Isarcicella isarcica zone during highstand development.
