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The paleogeographic analysis performed here reveals ten distinct groupings of species: (1) Neuquén and Paraná basins (Brazil) are characterized by </span></span></span><em>Ilyocypris riograndensis, Neuquenocypris minor, Neuquenocypris tenuipunctata, Wolburgiopsis vicinalis</em> and <em>Vecticypris</em> aff. <em>punctata</em>; (2) <em>Wolburgiopsis neocretacea</em> is characteristic of Los Llanos Formation (Sub-Andean Basin, Argentina) and Neuquén (Argentina) and Parana basins (Brazil); (3) <em>Ilyocypris triebeli</em> is characteristic of Sub-Andean Basins (El Molino Formation, Bolivia; Los Llanos, Ciénaga del Rio Huaco formations, Argentina), and Yacoraite formations (Salta Basin); Neuquén (Argentina), Paraná and Campos basins (Brazil): <em>Ilyocypris triebeli</em>; (4) Neuquén (Argentina), Paraná and Santos basins (Brazil): <em>Fossocytheridea lobulata</em>; (5) Paraná, Santos (Brazil), Congo (R. D. Congo) basins and Lameta Formation (India): <em>Stenocypris cylindrica</em>; (6) Paraná (Brazil) and Congo (R. D. Congo) basins: <em>Paracypria makawensis</em> and Species “K 530 b” Grekoff, 1960; (7) Yacoraite Formation (Salta Basin) and Neuquén Basin (Argentina), Paraná (Brazil) and Congo (R. D. Congo) basins: <em>Ilyocypris argentiniensis</em>; (8) Neuquén (Argentina), Paraná (Brazil) and Congo (R. D. Congo) basins: <em>Alicenula kwangoensis;</em> (9) Paraná Basin (Brazil) and Lameta Formation (India): <em>Candona chuiensis, Cypridopsis huenei, Paracandona jabalpurensis</em> and <em>Paralimnocythere hasuii</em>; (10) Paraná (Brazil), Congo (R. D. Congo) basins and Lameta Formation (India): <em>Periosocypris megistus</em>. Other generic correlations, especially the genera <em>Wolburgiopsis, Neuquenocypris, Virgatocypris, Altanicypris</em> and <em>Talycypridea</em>, reinforce this paleobiogeographical similarities and a Campanian-Maastrichtian age to the Bauru Group (Paraná Basin) and the Kwango Series (Congo Basin), whose age was still in need of refinement.</p></div>","PeriodicalId":45442,"journal":{"name":"REVUE DE MICROPALEONTOLOGIE","volume":null,"pages":null},"PeriodicalIF":0.7000,"publicationDate":"2023-07-01","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":"1","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"Ostracoda non-marine biogeography in Campanian-Maastrichtian ages: South America, Africa and India connections\",\"authors\":\"Silvia Regina Gobbo, Reinaldo J. 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Ostracoda non-marine biogeography in Campanian-Maastrichtian ages: South America, Africa and India connections
Non-marine ostracods from the Upper Cretaceous of Southern Hemisphere (South America, Africa and India) are studied and discussed for the purpose of establishing a biostratigraphy scheme and their paleogeographic distribution. The paleogeographic analysis performed here reveals ten distinct groupings of species: (1) Neuquén and Paraná basins (Brazil) are characterized by Ilyocypris riograndensis, Neuquenocypris minor, Neuquenocypris tenuipunctata, Wolburgiopsis vicinalis and Vecticypris aff. punctata; (2) Wolburgiopsis neocretacea is characteristic of Los Llanos Formation (Sub-Andean Basin, Argentina) and Neuquén (Argentina) and Parana basins (Brazil); (3) Ilyocypris triebeli is characteristic of Sub-Andean Basins (El Molino Formation, Bolivia; Los Llanos, Ciénaga del Rio Huaco formations, Argentina), and Yacoraite formations (Salta Basin); Neuquén (Argentina), Paraná and Campos basins (Brazil): Ilyocypris triebeli; (4) Neuquén (Argentina), Paraná and Santos basins (Brazil): Fossocytheridea lobulata; (5) Paraná, Santos (Brazil), Congo (R. D. Congo) basins and Lameta Formation (India): Stenocypris cylindrica; (6) Paraná (Brazil) and Congo (R. D. Congo) basins: Paracypria makawensis and Species “K 530 b” Grekoff, 1960; (7) Yacoraite Formation (Salta Basin) and Neuquén Basin (Argentina), Paraná (Brazil) and Congo (R. D. Congo) basins: Ilyocypris argentiniensis; (8) Neuquén (Argentina), Paraná (Brazil) and Congo (R. D. Congo) basins: Alicenula kwangoensis; (9) Paraná Basin (Brazil) and Lameta Formation (India): Candona chuiensis, Cypridopsis huenei, Paracandona jabalpurensis and Paralimnocythere hasuii; (10) Paraná (Brazil), Congo (R. D. Congo) basins and Lameta Formation (India): Periosocypris megistus. Other generic correlations, especially the genera Wolburgiopsis, Neuquenocypris, Virgatocypris, Altanicypris and Talycypridea, reinforce this paleobiogeographical similarities and a Campanian-Maastrichtian age to the Bauru Group (Paraná Basin) and the Kwango Series (Congo Basin), whose age was still in need of refinement.
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