Facies from Palaeozoic reefs and bioaccumulations / ed. by Vennin E., Aretz M., Boulvain F., Munneckhe A. - Paris: Publications scientifiques du Muséum, 2007. - 341 p. - (Mémoires du Mus&eazute;um national d'histoire naturelle; Vol. 195). - ISSN 1243-4442; ISBN 978-2-85653-593-6  Место хранения:   018 | Институт нефтегазовой геологии и геофизики им. А.А.Трофимука | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

ABSTRACT ....................................................... 11 RESUME DEVELOPPE ............................................... 13 INTRODUCTION ................................................... 17 NEOPROTEROZOIC-CAMBRIAN J.J. ALVARO (ed.) Introduction ................................................... 29 Neoproterozoic microbial-metazoan reefs, Nama Basin, Namibia ... 33 Early Cambrian (Tommotian) archaeocyathan-microbial bioherms, Siberian Platform .............................................. 37 Giant Lower-Cambrian archaeocyathan-microbial reef complexes, Mediterranean region ........................................... 45 Lower Cambrian archaeocyathan-microbial bioconstructions, Sardinia ....................................................... 49 Early Middle Cambrian (Toyonian) microbial-archaeocyathan- radiocyathan bioherms, South Australia ......................... 53 Volcanoclastic-bioclastic coquinas from the Micmacca Breccia, Morocco ........................................................ 57 Alternating purple-to-reddish bioclastic limestones and shales: the Cambrian'griotte' .......................................... 61 Middle and Upper Cambrian Girvanella reefs - microbial tufas, Kazakhstan ..................................................... 65 Late Cambrian bioaccumulations and facies from the Volcancito Formation, Famatina range, Argentina ........................... 69 ORDOVICIAN E.VENNIN (ed.) Introduction ................................................... 75 Tremadoc-Arenig coquinas from the southern Montagne Noire, France ......................................................... 79 Shallow-water Ordovician reefs, Canada ......................... 83 Lower Ordovician ('Arenigian') sponge bioherms, eastern margin of the Sino-Korean craton, Taebaeksan Basin, Korea ...... 87 Brachiopod coquinas from the Upper Arenig, Montagne Noire, France ......................................................... 91 Patch reefs and fringing bioaccumulations, India ............... 95 Ashgill bryozoan-echinoderm thickets and bundles, Morocco ...... 99 Bryozoan-echinoderm-brachiopod coquinas from the Caradoc-Ashgill transition, Morocco ........................................... 103 Ashgill bryozoan-echinoderm mud-mounds, Spain ................. 107 SILURIAN A. MUNNECKE (ed.) Introduction .................................................. 113 Stromatoporoid-tabulate coral reefs, USA ...................... 117 Stromatactis-stromatoporoid-tabulate coral patch reefs, USA ... 121 Sheinwoodian calcimicrobe-coral-bryozoan knob reefs, Canada ... 125 Pfidolian stromatoporoid-coral-calcimicrobe reefs, Canada ..... 129 Silurian coral-stromatoporoid-bryozoan-algal bioherms and brachiopod biostromes, Estonia ................................ 133 Coral-stromatoporoid-microbial bioherms, Wenlock, Silurian, UK ............................................................ 137 Coral-stromatoporoid patch reefs, China ....................... 141 Silurian-Early Devonian cephalopod limestones, Prague Basin ... 145 Stromatoporoid-tabulate coral reefs and platform deposits from the Silurian of Gotland, Sweden .......................... 149 Silurian metazoan bioherms and biostromes, southeastern Alaska, Alexander terrane ............................................. 157 Silurian skeletal stromatolite reefs, southeastern Alaska (Alexander terrane) and Ural mountains, Russia ................ 161 Late Silurian accumulations of serpulid tubes, Austria ........ 165 DEVONIAN F. BOULVAIN & R. WOOD (eds) Introduction .................................................. 171 Pragian-Emsian crinoidal sand banks and stromatoporoid-hydrozoan buildups, Carnic Alps, Austria................................. 175 Emsian biostromes, Tamworth Belt, Australia ................... 179 Emsian-Givetian stromatactis-coral hydrothermal mud-mounds, Tafilalt-Maider, Morocco ...................................... 183 Eifelian-Frasnian Amphipora limestones, biostromes and bioherms, Moravian Karst, Czech Republic ................................ 187 Eifelian-Givetian stromatoporoid-coral reefs, Belgium ......... 191 Givetian coral-stromatoporoid and algal-sponge-worm buildups, Boulonnais, France ............................................ 195 Givetian-Frasnian stromatoporoid-coral-microbial isolated reefal platforms, Alberta, Canada .................................... 199 Frasnian stromatoporoid-alveolitid-cryptomicrobial mud-mounds, Holy Cross Mountains, Poland .................................. 203 Frasnian lamellar stromatoporoid biostromes, Belgium .......... 207 Frasnian coral-stromatoporoid-microbial atolls, Belgium ....... 209 Late Frasnian stromatactis-coral-microbial carbonate mounds, Belgium ....................................................... 213 Famennian microbial-sponge reefs, Canning Basin, Australia .... 217 Latest Famennian (Strunian) stromatoporoid biostromes, Belgium and Germany ................................................... 221 CARBONIFEROUS M. ARETZ & D. VACHARD (eds) Introduction .................................................. 227 Lower Tournaisian microbial reefs, Eastern Australia .......... 231 Waulsortian carbonate mud-banks, Belgium ...................... 235 Middle Visean microbe-bryozoan reefs, Belgium ................. 239 Visean coral reef, Wales ...................................... 243 Upper Visean Cracoan reefs, Great Britain and Ireland ......... 247 Visean sponge-fenestellid bryozoan mounds and microbial-coral reefs, Algeria ................................................ 249 Serpukhovian microbial-coral reefs, southern France ........... 253 Late Palaeozoic oceanic reef complex, Akiyoshi Limestone, Japan ......................................................... 257 Moscovian beresellid algal-chaetetid sponge buildups, northern Spain ......................................................... 261 Moscovian algal-dominated buildups, Greenland ................. 265 Early Moscovian sequences with chaetetids in Sierra Agua Verde, Sonora, Mexico................................................. 269 Gzhelian buildups from the Urals, Russia ...................... 273 PERMIAN D. VACHARD & E. VENNIN (eds) Introduction .................................................. 279 Gzhelian Anthracoporella mounds, Carnic Alps, Austria ......... 283 Wolfcampian Laborcita mound complex, New Mexico, USA .......... 287 Sakmarian-Artinskian Tubiphytes-Archaeolithoporella mounds, Carnic Alps ................................................... 291 Asselian-Artinskian Archaeolithoporella-Tubiphytes-bryozoan reef-mound complexes, Russia .................................. 295 Artinskian bryozoan-phylloid algal-Tubiphytes bioherms, Russia ........................................................ 299 Upper Permian bryozoan-cement buildups, East Greenland ........ 303 Tropical-Permian reefs of epeiric shelves: Delaware (Capitan reef, USA) and Zechtein (Thuringia, Germany) basins ........................................................ 307 Permian reefs of the Tethys: tropical vs cool-water frameworks, Batain area, Sultanate of Oman ................................ 311 Late Capitanian Richthofeniid-Calcisponges reef-mound complex, Olinala, Mexico ............................................... 315 Latest Permian Calcisponges of Laren, Guangxi Province, South China ......................................................... 321 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .............................................. 325 LIST AUTHORS .................................................. 327 INDEX ......................................................... 331