2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.crte.2006.05.005
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Les ammonites du Callovien–Oxfordien des sondages Andra dans l'Est du bassin de Paris : synthèse biochronostratigraphique, intérêts paléoécologique et paléobiogéographique

Abstract: Cette subsidence est plus forte vers le centre du bassin que sur ses bordures et avec un maximum à l'Oxfordien inférieur, zone à Mariae, sous-zone à Scarburgense, horizon à woodhamense.L'interprétation paléoécologique des associations d'ammonites indique une paléoprofondeur moyenne (offshore inférieur) pour l'Est du bassin de Paris, sans doute un peu plus forte vers le centre du bassin que sur ses bordures. Subsidence mise à part, cette paléoprofondeur ne semble pas très différente de celle du bassin du Sud-Es… Show more

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“…A short-lived drop in seawater temperature around the Callovian-Oxfordian transition has been identified using the oxygen isotope composition of shark tooth enamel, belemnite rostra and bivalve shells from Tethyan and sub-Arctic domains [Dromart et al, 2003b;Brigaud et al, 2009;Price and Rogov, 2009;Nunn and Price, 2010]. Although the influence of local paleoceanic changes implying cool water influxes cannot be completely excluded [Wierzbowski and Rogov, 2011], other independent proxies support the climatic interpretation for a cooling trend: (1) palynological and clay mineral data indicating that continental air became markedly cooler in north Europe hinterlands [Abbink et al, 2001;Pellenard and Deconinck, 2006], (2) successive southward invasions of boreal ammonite families in the NW Tethyan domains [Thierry et al, 2006] and (3) a local CO 2 minimum [Royer et al, 2004] located at the MLJT in the proxy record of CO 2 . During the Callovian and Oxfordian periods, perturbations in the carbonate deposition pattern occur [Dromart et al, 2003a] as evidenced by shrinkage of the latitudinal extent of carbonate platforms followed by a general demise of carbonate platforms deposition.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…A short-lived drop in seawater temperature around the Callovian-Oxfordian transition has been identified using the oxygen isotope composition of shark tooth enamel, belemnite rostra and bivalve shells from Tethyan and sub-Arctic domains [Dromart et al, 2003b;Brigaud et al, 2009;Price and Rogov, 2009;Nunn and Price, 2010]. Although the influence of local paleoceanic changes implying cool water influxes cannot be completely excluded [Wierzbowski and Rogov, 2011], other independent proxies support the climatic interpretation for a cooling trend: (1) palynological and clay mineral data indicating that continental air became markedly cooler in north Europe hinterlands [Abbink et al, 2001;Pellenard and Deconinck, 2006], (2) successive southward invasions of boreal ammonite families in the NW Tethyan domains [Thierry et al, 2006] and (3) a local CO 2 minimum [Royer et al, 2004] located at the MLJT in the proxy record of CO 2 . During the Callovian and Oxfordian periods, perturbations in the carbonate deposition pattern occur [Dromart et al, 2003a] as evidenced by shrinkage of the latitudinal extent of carbonate platforms followed by a general demise of carbonate platforms deposition.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The "Dalle Nacrée" mainly consists of bioclastic or oolitic limestones, interpreted to be deposited in a medium to high energy subtidal environment with local pools of low energy (Thierry et al, 1980;Granier, 1995). The Pierre de Dijon-Corton and Pierre de Ladoix strata are rich in bryozoans, echinoids, crinoids, coral debris, bivalves, brachiopods, ammonites and occasionally green algae (Javaux, 1992;Gaumet, 1997;Guillocheau et al, 2000;Thierry et al, 2006;Brigaud et al, 2009b).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The term "Dalle Nacrée" is an old name that was given to a rock succession (mainly reservoirs) representing two sequences that are refered to as "Pierre de Dijon-Corton" and "Pierre de Ladoix", from bottom to top (Floquet et al, 1989;Javaux, 1992 ;Garcia et al, 1996 ;Thierry et al, 2006). The two latter rock units are sometimes termed together as "Calcaires d'Etrochey" (Purser, 1989;Gaumet, 1997).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…1). In this core, the Mariae Zone is only 25-m thick and was recently biostratigraphically defined to the horizon scale (the thinnest stratigraphic unit characterized by a distinctive ammonite association within which no finer subdivision is possible), with both lower and upper boundaries precisely recognized at the cm scale (Thierry et al, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%