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The occurrence of heteromorph ammonites (eg. ''Anisoceras'' spp., ''Idiohamites'' spp., ''Neostlingoceras'' spp. & ''Sciponoceras'' spp.) and the bivalve ''Aucellina'' is particulary characteristic of the ''N. carcitanense'' Subzone.
The occurrence of heteromorph ammonites (eg. ''Anisoceras'' spp., ''Idiohamites'' spp., ''Neostlingoceras'' spp. & ''Sciponoceras'' spp.) and the bivalve ''Aucellina'' is particulary characteristic of the ''N. carcitanense'' Subzone.


'''Faunal abundance & preservation: '''Typically a low diversity, phosphatised fauna.        
'''Faunal abundance & preservation: '''Typically a low diversity, phosphatised fauna.
 
'''Bio-Markers''': The bivalve ''Aucellina'' is common.
'''Bio-Markers''': The bivalve ''Aucellina'' is common.


'''Age''': Earliest Cenomanian
'''Age''': Earliest Cenomanian


[[category: Standard zonation]]
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Latest revision as of 16:09, 25 September 2013

Base: The base of the subzone is the base of the M. mantelli Zone.

Top: The top of the zone occurs in the interval immediately below the occurrence of common specimens of the ammonite Sharpeiceras spp. (Gale & Friedrich, 1989; Gale, 1995). Range of index species: Occurs in nominate subzone, and rare or absent in S. schlueteri Subzone (Gale & Friedrich, 1989).

Key Fauna:

Porifera: Stauronema carteri
Brachiopoda: Tropeothyris? carteri
Bivalvia: Aucellina spp. (locally common)
Inoceramus anglicus
Ammonoidea: Anisoceras spp.
Idiohamites spp.
Mantelliceras mantelli
Neostlingoceras carcitanense
Sciponoceras spp.

The occurrence of heteromorph ammonites (eg. Anisoceras spp., Idiohamites spp., Neostlingoceras spp. & Sciponoceras spp.) and the bivalve Aucellina is particulary characteristic of the N. carcitanense Subzone.

Faunal abundance & preservation: Typically a low diversity, phosphatised fauna.

Bio-Markers: The bivalve Aucellina is common.

Age: Earliest Cenomanian