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Upper permian segmented sponges from jebel Tebaga, Tunisia.
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Publication Date:
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1988
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Author :
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Rigby J.K.
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Livre
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N°19 (DEU) Facies N°19 Upper permian segmented sponges from jebel Tebaga, Tunisia. Eponges segmentées du permien supérieur du jebel Tebaga, Tunisie. " Upper Permian (late Murgabian and early Pamrian)reefs and interbedded terrigeneous rocks exposed in jebel Tebaga (southern Tunisia), represent the only marine deposits in the whole of the african continent. These carbonates contain one of the best preserved and most divers sponges assemblages of permian age. These fossiliferous deposits contain a rich faun and flora. The sponge fauna of reef carbonates of jebel Tebaga include representatives of demospongea, ""Sclespongia"", and Inozoa, as well as Thalamid sponge (""Sphinctozoans""). The following taxa are described as new : Amblisyphonella obliqua n. sp., Amblysiphonella ramosa n. sp., Amblisyphonella ? bullifera n. sp., Colospongia cortexifera n. sp., Platithalamiella newelli n. g., n. sp.: Tristratocoelia rhythmica n. g. n. sp., Pseudoamblisyphonella polysiphonata n. g., n. sp., Solenolmia permica n. sp., Enoplocoellia interchora n. sp., Sollasia ? amaurosa n. sp. and Amphorothalamia cateniformis n. gen., n. sp. A representative of the thalamid demospondes with monoaxial spicules and with a new type of filling issue is described as Pisothalamia spiculata n. g., n. sp. (family Pisothalamia n. fam.). This sponge differs from other demosponges by having well developped outer and inner segmentation , by a new type of pisoid-like filling tissue and by other features. The new order Pisothalamia is proposed for this group of demosponges. Pisothalamia represents the first ""sphinctozoan"" sponge with spicules, known from the Permian. The described fauna shows affinities on generic and specific levels to the sponge fauna known from the somewhat older allochtonous reef limestones of Sosio valley in Sicily. Observations on some specimens of thalamid sponges indicate that living sponges occupied more than the upper-most chambers in at least some species."
bibliogr. faune spongiaire ; Permien supérieur ; eponge ; Tunisie ; Tunisie Sud Orientale ; Medenine ; J. Tebaga Rigby J.K. paleontologie
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Indexation decimale :
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paleontologie
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Keywords :
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faune spongiaire ; Permien supérieur ; eponge ; Tunisie ; Tunisie Sud Orientale ; Medenine ; J. Tebaga
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Summary :
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" Upper Permian (late Murgabian and early Pamrian)reefs and interbedded terrigeneous rocks exposed in jebel Tebaga (southern Tunisia), represent the only marine deposits in the whole of the african continent. These carbonates contain one of the best preserved and most divers sponges assemblages of permian age. These fossiliferous deposits contain a rich faun and flora. The sponge fauna of reef carbonates of jebel Tebaga include representatives of demospongea, ""Sclespongia"", and Inozoa, as well as Thalamid sponge (""Sphinctozoans""). The following taxa are described as new : Amblisyphonella obliqua n. sp., Amblysiphonella ramosa n. sp., Amblisyphonella ? bullifera n. sp., Colospongia cortexifera n. sp., Platithalamiella newelli n. g., n. sp.: Tristratocoelia rhythmica n. g. n. sp., Pseudoamblisyphonella polysiphonata n. g., n. sp., Solenolmia permica n. sp., Enoplocoellia interchora n. sp., Sollasia ? amaurosa n. sp. and Amphorothalamia cateniformis n. gen., n. sp. A representative of the thalamid demospondes with monoaxial spicules and with a new type of filling issue is described as Pisothalamia spiculata n. g., n. sp. (family Pisothalamia n. fam.). This sponge differs from other demosponges by having well developped outer and inner segmentation , by a new type of pisoid-like filling tissue and by other features. The new order Pisothalamia is proposed for this group of demosponges. Pisothalamia represents the first ""sphinctozoan"" sponge with spicules, known from the Permian. The described fauna shows affinities on generic and specific levels to the sponge fauna known from the somewhat older allochtonous reef limestones of Sosio valley in Sicily. Observations on some specimens of thalamid sponges indicate that living sponges occupied more than the upper-most chambers in at least some species."
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