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New upper Devonian rhynchonellid and spiriferid Brachiopod taxa from eastern Iran (Kerman province) and central Iran (Soh region)
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Six new brachiopod species are described. Five from Kerman Province eastern Iran are Frasnian in age, three Rhynchoncellids-Ripidiorhynchus kermanensis and R. minutissimus from the Bidu area, Ladogilina persanica (= Ladogia meyendorfi in Brice & Farsan, 1977) from the Hutk section-and two spiriferids : Cyrtospirifer kermanensis, abundant in many sections in Kerman Province-and Rigauxia huktensis from the Hutk section. One species is Famennian in age (probably Middle to Upper Famennian) : Cyrtiorina iranica from the Ab-Bid section, Kerman Province, and from the Soh region of central Iran
Title: New upper Devonian rhynchonellid and spiriferid Brachiopod taxa from eastern Iran (Kerman province) and central Iran (Soh region)
Description:
Six new brachiopod species are described.
Five from Kerman Province eastern Iran are Frasnian in age, three Rhynchoncellids-Ripidiorhynchus kermanensis and R.
minutissimus from the Bidu area, Ladogilina persanica (= Ladogia meyendorfi in Brice & Farsan, 1977) from the Hutk section-and two spiriferids : Cyrtospirifer kermanensis, abundant in many sections in Kerman Province-and Rigauxia huktensis from the Hutk section.
One species is Famennian in age (probably Middle to Upper Famennian) : Cyrtiorina iranica from the Ab-Bid section, Kerman Province, and from the Soh region of central Iran.
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