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Journal of Paleontology; January 2007; v. 81; no. 1; p. 9-18; DOI: 10.1666/0022-3360(2007)81[9:ARFTLP]2.0.CO;2
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ALBAILLELLIDAE (RADIOLARIA) FROM THE LATEST PERMIAN IN SOUTHERN GUANGXI, CHINA

YUXI JIN1, QINGLAI FENG1, YOUYAN MENG1, WEIHONG HE1 and SONGZHU GU1

1 Faculty of Earth Sciences, China University of Geosciences, Wuhan 430074, The People's Republic of China, <ivy_jinyuxi{at}hotmail.com>, <fengqlye{at}public.wh.hb.cn>

A delicate and well-preserved latest Permian radiolarian fauna was obtained from muddy siliceous rocks and siliceous mudstones in the Dongpan Section, southwest Guangxi, China. The specimens of family Albaillellidae in the fauna have been selected for taxonomic study in this paper. Two genera and 14 species belonging to this family are recognized and described, including three new species and one new subspecies, namely Neoalbaillella minuta, Albaillella flabellata, Albaillella fida, and Albaillella yaoi longa, respectively. This assemblage is correlated to the Neoalbaillella optima Assemblage Zone. Its biostratigraphic significance and the final extinction of Albaillellidae at the end of Late Permian are observed and discussed herein.







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