Holozäne Süßwasser-Ostracoden aus dem Iran

Janz, Horst; Jellinek, Thomas; Hamedani, Ali

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“…Vestalenula cylindrica is knewn from Miocene deposits in Germany, Austria, Turkey, Slovakia, and Iran, PIiocene deposits of Turkey, and Pleistocene deposits of Portugal (Straub 1952;Lutz 1965;Freels 1980;Janz 1997;Witt 1998Witt , 2000Janz et al 2001;Gross 2004;Pipik et al 2004;Cabral et aL 2005;Minati et al, 2008). Herein is the first Fig.…”

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Recent Ostracods of the Superfamilies Cytheroidea and Darwinuloidea (Crustacea) from Lake Biwa, a Japanese Ancient Lake

Smith

Janz²

2009

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Seven species of the estracod superfamily Cytheroldea and four species of the superfamily Darwinuloidea were recovered firom Lake Biwa in west-central Japan. Four of the cytheroidean species are newly described herein, all belonging to the genus Limnoqythere: L, katniyai sp, nov., L, fude sp, nov., L. gevigatus sp, nov,, and L. mphotna sp, nov. Two ethers are new records for Lake Biwa, namely Limnoaythere stationis Vavra, 1891 and Migtampris digitifornzis Smith and Hiruta, 2004, The four newly described Limnoc;ythere species may be an exarnple of a small endemic speeies flock. Ofthe Darwinuloidea recovered, two species, Darwinula stevensoni (Brady and Robertson, 1870) and Vbstagenula sp., have been previously recorded from the lake. Vestalenula sp. is herein identified as V aylindrica (Straub, 1952), which was previously known only as a ibssil firom Europe and the Middle East: this is the first report of a living populatton. The two other darwinulid species, also belonging to the genus Vlastalenula, are new records for Japan, namely Vbstalenula lundi (Neale and Victor, 1978) and U molopoensis (Martens and Rossetti, 1997). Their discovery in Lake Biwa dramatically extends the known distribution of all three Vlestalenula species by thousand$ of kilometers and increases the number of darwinulids known in Japan from three to five.

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Recent Ostracods of the Superfamilies Cytheroidea and Darwinuloidea (Crustacea) from Lake Biwa, a Japanese Ancient Lake

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Janz²

2009

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“…cylindrica is known, mainly as a fossil, from the Neogene and Quaternary of Europe and Turkey (Straub ; Lutz ; Malz & Moayedpour ; Sokač ; Freels ; Mostafawi , , ; Janz ; Witt , ; Janz et al . ; Pipik & Bodergat ; Gross ; Cabral et al . ; Gross et al .…”

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Piacenzian–Gelasian non‐marine ostracods from the Dunarobba Fossil Forest (Tiberino Basin, Umbria, central Italy)

Spadi

Gliozzi

Medici

2018

Papers in Palaeontology

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The taxonomy of some non‐marine ostracod assemblages from the Dunarobba Fossil Forest area (south Tiberino Basin, Umbria, Italy) is discussed, adding to the scientific understanding of Piacenzian–Gelasian non‐marine ostracods in central Italy and providing a palaeoenvironmental reconstruction of the shallow coastal lacustrine environments of the Palaeolake Tiberino. The ostracod assemblages include Darwinula stevensoni, Vestalenula cylindrica, Candona (Candona) improvisa, Candona (Neglecandona) neglecta, Candona (Neglecandona) angulata, Candona (Neglecandona) paludinica, Caspiocypris basilicii, Caspiocypris tiberina, Candonopsis kingsleii, Cyclocypris ovum, Ilyocypris bradyi, Ilyocypris decipiens, Cypris mandelstami, Zonocypris membranae quadricella, Potamocypris fulva, Cyprideis crotonensis, Cyprideis rectangularis and two new species: Hemicypris lomastroi sp. nov. and Paralimnocythere turgida sp. nov. In addition to widespread European species, the ostracod assemblages contain some rare species that were previously known from the Pliocene Paludinian Beds of Serbia. A cluster analysis applied to the ostracod frequency matrix has lead to the identification of four separate assemblages that can be attributed to several ecological niches, including emerged hydrosols, ephemeral coastal pools and a littoral lacustrine margin, which suggest a complex coastal environment.

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“…Sample P7/8.6 was very rich in ostracod valves, so only 412 valves were picked. Ostracods were identified mainly with reference to Fuhrmann (2013), Janz et al, 2001;Karanovic (2012), Meisch (2000), and publications of Mischke et al (2010Mischke et al ( , 2012, using a scanning electron microscope (SEM) Zeiss Supra 40 VP at the Freie Universität Berlin and a low power binocular microscope. Ostracods of the genus Ilyocypris were determined at the species level regarding the criteria mentioned by Mazzini et al (2014) with particular attention on the marginal ripples of the postero-ventral margin of the left valves, according to Janz (1994) and Mazzini et al (2014).…”

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The spring of Nadaouiyeh Aïn Askar — Paleoecology of a Paleolithic oasis in arid central Syria

Kalbe

Jagher

Pümpin

2016

Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology

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Holozäne Süßwasser-Ostracoden aus dem Iran

Cited by 12 publications

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Recent Ostracods of the Superfamilies Cytheroidea and Darwinuloidea (Crustacea) from Lake Biwa, a Japanese Ancient Lake

Recent Ostracods of the Superfamilies Cytheroidea and Darwinuloidea (Crustacea) from Lake Biwa, a Japanese Ancient Lake

Piacenzian–Gelasian non‐marine ostracods from the Dunarobba Fossil Forest (Tiberino Basin, Umbria, central Italy)

The spring of Nadaouiyeh Aïn Askar — Paleoecology of a Paleolithic oasis in arid central Syria

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