DISCOVERY OF THE PERMIAN RADIOLARIANS FROM THE BAYANAOBAO AREA, INNER MONGOLIA
Hui Wang, Yujing Wang, Zhiyong Chen, Yuxi Li, SU Mao-rong, Bai Li-bing
Abstract
Hui Wang, Yujing Wang, Zhiyong Chen, Yuxi Li, SU Mao-rong, Bai Li-bing
Abstract
The radiolarians were found in the Lower Permian siliceous rock of the Bayanaobao area on the eastern Solon Mountain of northwestern Darhan Muminggan, Inner Mongolia. This fauna is interpreted as late Early Permian (Cisuralian) to early Middl Permian (Guadalupian) in age. It contains the following 6 conformis species in 4 genera: Pseudoalbaillella lomentaria, P. cf. rhombothoracata,P. cf. scalprata,P. cf. longicornis, Latentifistula cf. patagilaterala, Ruzhencevispongus cf. uralicus, Stigmosphaerostylus sp.. The discovery of this fauna proves that ophiolitic melange exposed on the eastern Solon Mountain was finally formed in the early Middl Permian.
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The radiolarians were found in the Lower Permian siliceous rock of the Bayanaobao area on the eastern Solon Mountain of northwestern Darhan Muminggan, Inner Mongolia. This fauna is interpreted as late Early Permian (Cisuralian) to early Middl Permian (Guadalupian) in age. It contains the following 6 conformis species in 4 genera: Pseudoalbaillella lomentaria, P. cf. rhombothoracata,P. cf. scalprata,P. cf. longicornis, Latentifistula cf. patagilaterala, Ruzhencevispongus cf. uralicus, Stigmosphaerostylus sp.. The discovery of this fauna proves that ophiolitic melange exposed on the eastern Solon Mountain was finally formed in the early Middl Permian.
Key concepts: Permian, Fauna, Paleontology, Geology, Inner mongolia, Biostratigraphy, Ecology, Geography