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摘要
在这里,我们描述了一个新的硬骨鱼组合收集自位于佩拉罗洛,贝里西山,威尼斯南阿尔卑斯山的化石露头。化石沉积物属于鲁贝利(下渐新世)Castelgomberto钙屑岩,表明热带海洋浅水环境与珊瑚礁有关。该组合以小型隐底栖鱼类为特征,包括一条虾虎鱼(虾虎鱼科)和几条假虾虎鱼亚科(虾虎鱼科)的主鱼。此外,还发现了已灭绝的tribe†Eoapogonini的一种新apoogonine,一种新的蝴蝶鱼(Chaetodontidae)和一种不确定的胎生brotula,属于蛇形科Dinematichthyidae,可能代表了部分底栖动物群落。本文所描述的一些分类群是化石记录中各自谱系中最早出现的。Perarolo分类群记录了迄今为止已知的第一个渐新世珊瑚礁鱼类组合。新增4个分类群:†Arconiapogon deangelii gen. et sp. n.,†Chaetodon (Blumchaetodon) wattsi亚群。†Oligopseudamia iancurtisi gen. et sp.;†Oniketia akihitoi gen. et sp.;
A RUPELIAN CORAL REEF FISH ASSEMBLAGE FROM THE VENETIAN SOUTHERN ALPS (BERICI HILLS, NE ITALY)
Here we describe a new bony fish assemblage collected from a fossiliferous outcrop located in Perarolo, Berici Hills, Venetian southern Alps. The fossiliferous deposits pertain to the Rupelian (lower Oligocene) Castelgomberto Calcarenite and are indicative of a tropical marine shallow water setting associated with coral reefs. The assemblage is characterized by diminutive putative cryptobenthic fishes, including a single goby (family Gobiidae) and several cardinalfishes of the subfamily Pseudmiinae (family Apogonidae. Furthermore, a new apogonine of the extinct tribe †Eoapogonini, a new butteflyfish (family Chaetodontidae), and an indeterminate viviparous brotula belonging to the ophidiiform family Dinematichthyidae, are also present, and likely represented part of the epibenthic community. Some of the taxa described herein are among the first occurrences for their respective lineages in the fossil record. The Perarolo taxa document the first Oligocene coral reef fish assemblage known to date. Four taxa are described as new: †Arconiapogon deangelii gen. et sp. n., †Chaetodon (Blumchaetodon) wattsi subgen. et sp. n., †Oligopseudamia iancurtisi gen. et sp. n., and †Oniketia akihitoi gen. et sp. n.
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The Rivista Italiana di Paleontologia e Stratigrafia was founded in 1895. It publishes original papers dealing with all fields of paleontology and of stratigraphy, from Italy and the Mediterranean to the Tethys, as well across the globe from China to North America.