Source provenance

Angiolini, L. (2001). Permian Brachiopods from Karakorum (Pakistan). Part 3. Rivista Italiana di Paleontologia e Stratigrafia, 107(3), 307-344.

Cited by 1 unit (1 published) · 3 field-level citations · 2 revision notes.

Abstract reviewed (reviewer-supplied). Late Wordian (Guadalupian) brachiopods of Panjshah Fm Member 2, Chapursan valley; Elivina chapursani-Chapursania tatianae Assemblage Zone; correlated with Armenia (Gnishik Fm) and SE Pamir (Takhtabulak Fm). Year (1996) assigned from bibliographic knowledge — Part 3 of the series is RIPS vol. 102 (Parts 1-2 are vol. 101, 1995); Crossref/DOI metadata could not be fetched (publisher egress proxy-blocked). Confirm against the printed abstract if available.

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• Paleozoic Panjshah Formation Permian
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  • Fossils: Member 2 (upper part, Late Wordian / Guadalupian) yields the Elivina chapursani-Chapursania tatianae Assemblage Zone (Angiolini), correlated with the Gnishik Formation of Armenia and the basal Takhtabulak Formation of SE Pamir; a transitional Tethyan-Gondwanan-Cimmerian (Transhimalayan Province) fauna. Corrected the spelling 'Chapursania talianae' to 'Chapursania tatianae' and added the three new species.
  • Age: Refined from "Permian" to Upper Wordian (Guadalupian, Middle Permian): the brachiopod assemblage from Member 2 of the Panjshah Formation (Stenoscisma armenica, Chapursania tatianae, etc.) is attributed to the upper Wordian and indicates Cimmerian (Neotethyan) palaeobiogeographic affinity (Angiolini 2001).