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Historical Biology
An International Journal of Paleobiology
Volume 21, 2009 - Issue 1-2
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Original Articles

Green algae from the Lower Cretaceous carbonate of northern Shiraz (Zagros Mountains, SW Iran)

Pages 91-98 | Received 12 May 2009, Accepted 11 Aug 2009, Published online: 15 Oct 2009
 

Abstract

In northern Shiraz (SW Iran), Lower Cretaceous carbonate was studied in detail. In this study, nine species of dasycladacea algae were classified. There are different species of dasycladacea algae which belong to seven different genera: Actinoporella, Cylindroporella, Dissocladela, Heteroporella, Neomeris, Salpingoporella, Trinocladus; one species of udoteaceae belongs to Bouenia; one species of acetabulariaceae belongs to Clypeina and the microproblematicum Coptocampylodon was also seen. Among the green algae, dasycladaceae and acetabulariceae are the most frequent and udoteaceans are rare in Zagros Mountains. The genus of Trinocladus is a new record for Lower Cretaceous (Upper Albian) in SW Iran.

Acknowledgements

I thank the students of Payam-Noor University for physical support during my fieldwork. My special thanks are addressed to Prof. Dr K. Seyed-Emami (Teharan University), for ammonites determination.

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