Where: Poland (50.5° N, 20.5° E: paleocoordinates 50.9° N, 19.4° E)
• coordinate estimated from map
When: Pinczow Formation, Badenian (13.7 - 12.7 Ma)
• Middle Miocene (Badenian)
• formation-level stratigraphic resolution
Environment/lithology: marine; lithified limestone
• The densilty of sampling was higher where
•limestones with in-plance algal accumulations occur but lower in purely orgainodetrital limestones. Because of the poor expasure the samples were frequently taken from the weathering zone.
• composed of large, mainly sphaeroidal rhodoliths,the internal structure of which shows typically three growth stages: branching nucleus, laminar stage, and columnar stage.
Size classes: macrofossils, mesofossils
Primary reference: W. Studencki. 1988. Red algae from the Pinczow limestones (middle Miocene, Swietokrzyskie mountains, Poland). Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 33(1):3-57 [W. Kiessling/M. Krause]more details
Purpose of describing collection: taxonomic analysis
PaleoDB collection 138307: authorized by Wolfgang Kiessling, entered by Mihaela Krause on 11.01.2013
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Taxonomic list
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| Florideophyceae |
| Hapalidiales - Corallinophycidae |
Mesophyllum rigidum, Mesophyllum ingestum, Mesophyllum galettoi, Mesophyllum koritzae, " Palaeothamnium archaeotypum" = Lithothamnion romosissimum, " "Lithothamnium" cf. fruticulosum" = Lithothamnion, "Lithothamnium" lacroixi, "Lithothamnium" saxorum, "Lithothamnium" ramosissimum, "Lithothamnium" gaschei, "Lithothamnium" subtile, "Lithothamnium" prascoi, "Lithothamnium" praefruticulosum, "Lithothamnium" ladronicum, "Lithothamnium" parvulum
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| Sporolithales - Corallinophycidae |
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| Corallinales - Corallinophycidae |
Palaeothamnium kossovense, Jania ucrainica, Lithophyllum albanense, Lithophyllum intumescens, Lithophyllum lithothamnioides, Lithophyllum anguineum, " Lithophyllum mgarrense" = Lithophyllum nitorum, Lithophyllum kamptneri, Lithophyllum maemongense, Lithophyllum prelichenoides, Karpathia sphaerocellulosa
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