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Micropaleontology; Spring 2006; v. 52; no. 1; p. 87-96; DOI: 10.2113/gsmicropal.52.1.87
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Dictyotidium senticogremium sp. nov., a new prasinophyte (Chlorophyta) phycoma from the Upper Devonian of northern Iran

Hossein Hashemi and Mahtab Fahimi

Department of Geology, Tehran Teacher Training University, No. 49, Moffatteh Avenue, Tehran 15614, Iran, hashemi{at}saba.tmu.ac.ir; m_fahimi{at}saba.tmu.ac.ir

A new, morphologically distinctive, murornate prasinophyte phycoma, Dictyotidium senticogremium sp. nov., is described from Upper Devonian strata of the Geirud Formation, Alborz Mountains, northern Iran. It is characterized by a small, near-circular vesicle, the surface of which is regularly divided by low membranous muri into few relatively large polygonal lacunae; central parts of the latter bear prominent granulate sculpture. Dictyotidium senticogremium sp. nov. occurs in a relatively diverse acritarch, prasinophyte, and miospore assemblage collectively indicating an early Late Devonian (Frasnian) age. The species is persistent, relatively common and has a presumably short stratigraphic range; therefore it is a potentially useful biostratigraphic index fossil for inter-basinal correlation across Iran.







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