Palaeobiogeographic implications of Ostracoda: A case study from Bagh Formation (Upper Cretaceous) of Narbada valley, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat.
Maya Chaudhary, M. L. Nagori, Nidhi Bhanat
Abstract
Maya Chaudhary, M. L. Nagori, Nidhi Bhanat
Abstract
The Paleobiogeographic implications of Ostracoda from Cretaceous rocks of Narbada valley, Bagh Formation of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat are discussed on the basis of the following genera: Cytherelloidea, Rostrocytheridea, Makatinella, Majungaella, Sapucariella, Nigeroloxoconcha, Amphicytherura and Bythoceratina and their relationship with nearby basins of Gondwana during Cenomanian-Turonian-Coniacian time.
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The Paleobiogeographic implications of Ostracoda from Cretaceous rocks of Narbada valley, Bagh Formation of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat are discussed on the basis of the following genera: Cytherelloidea, Rostrocytheridea, Makatinella, Majungaella, Sapucariella, Nigeroloxoconcha, Amphicytherura and Bythoceratina and their relationship with nearby basins of Gondwana during Cenomanian-Turonian-Coniacian time.
Key concepts: Gondwana, Cretaceous, Cenomanian, Paleontology, Geology, Structural basin