Upper Permian brachiopods of the superfamily Orthotetoidea from Hydra Island, Greece
Richard E. Grant
Abstract
Richard E. Grant
Abstract
Permian Orthotetoidea on Hydra belong to the generaCyndaliaGrant (1993a),GoniarinaCooper and Grant (1969),DerbyiaWaagen (1884),DiplanusStehli (1954),SchuchertellaGirty (1904),SiceliaMerla (1934), andTropidelasmaCooper and Grant (1969). Hydra has the most complete Permian section in the Western Tethys, 500 m thick and ranging in age from Asselian to Dorashamian. These are the youngest silicified Permian brachiopods west of China.
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Permian Orthotetoidea on Hydra belong to the generaCyndaliaGrant (1993a),GoniarinaCooper and Grant (1969),DerbyiaWaagen (1884),DiplanusStehli (1954),SchuchertellaGirty (1904),SiceliaMerla (1934), andTropidelasmaCooper and Grant (1969). Hydra has the most complete Permian section in the Western Tethys, 500 m thick and ranging in age from Asselian to Dorashamian. These are the youngest silicified Permian brachiopods west of China.
Key concepts: Permian, Lernaean Hydra, Paleontology, SUPERFAMILY, Geology, Paleozoic, Biology, Geography