Palynological asemblage of the Synya Formation (Middle Triassic) from outcrops at the Kydz'rasyu River, Bol’shaya Synya Depression, the Timan-Northern Urals region
N. V. Ilyina, V. A. Zharkov
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N. V. Ilyina, V. A. Zharkov
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The results of palynological study of the Synya Formation (Middle Triassic) in outcrops along the Kydz'rasyu River banks are presented. The published and archival results of previous palynological investigations of the Synya deposits were used as an additional record. It was shown that the species composition of the palynological assemblage (PA) of the Synya Formation on the Kydz'rasyu River fully corresponded to the PA Converrucosisporites conferteornatus — Florinites pseudostriatus and determined the Triassic, Ladinian, age of the enclosing deposits. The results of reconstruction of the growing vegetation testified to the existence of rich and diverse vegetation in the Ladinian Age on the studied territory, where the flora of highly moistened biotopes prevailed.
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The results of palynological study of the Synya Formation (Middle Triassic) in outcrops along the Kydz'rasyu River banks are presented. The published and archival results of previous palynological investigations of the Synya deposits were used as an additional record. It was shown that the species composition of the palynological assemblage (PA) of the Synya Formation on the Kydz'rasyu River fully corresponded to the PA Converrucosisporites conferteornatus — Florinites pseudostriatus and determined the Triassic, Ladinian, age of the enclosing deposits. The results of reconstruction of the growing vegetation testified to the existence of rich and diverse vegetation in the Ladinian Age on the studied territory, where the flora of highly moistened biotopes prevailed.
Key concepts: Palynology, Ladinian, Outcrop, Geology, Paleontology, Vegetation (pathology), Biotope, Pollen