贵州黔东南地区寒武系凯里组腕足类的研究
[Abstract]:The third Cambrian (traditional Middle Cambrian) Kei biota in Guizhou, Guizhou, is located in the third part of the world's Burghis shale-type biota, which consists of 11 categories of more than 140 species of fossils, only after China's Yunnan Chenjiang biota and Canada's Burghis shale biota. Whether it belongs to the species number or the number of fossil specimens is the second largest category next to arthropods, it is an important animal category of the Kei biota. Based on the abundant brachiopod fossil materials in Keli Formation, the author carried out the research work in the following aspects and made obvious progress. First of all, in order to find out the composition and composition of the brachiopod group of Kei biota and even the whole Keli group, we use the ancient biological method of the system under the guidance of modern paleontology, to cross section of four sections of the three places (the Wuyi-Zeng Jiya and the seedling plate slope of the Sword River), The brachiopod was studied in the Keli Formation in the Keli Formation section of the Sanwan Keli Formation of Danzhai South and the Keli Formation in Zhenyuan, and the brachiopod of the whole Keli group belonged to 3 classes, 4 orders, 6 families, 11 genera and 13 species, belonging to 2 sub-doors. comprises two uncertain species and six new species (two of which have been published), namely, the tongue-shaped shellfish type sub-door (Lingulwanmea Williams et al., 1996) 8 genera and 9 species, namely, the tongue-shaped shellfish Lingulella bynguanoensis RobersJell, 1990, the Taijiang scale tongue-shaped shellfish Linguiangensis Huang, Wang, Zhaodai, 1994, Burre Hall, Palaeobolus bretonensis Fisw, 1899, Arothele bohemica Barrande, 1990, Keli Mammy Tumida Hennessy MacKinnon, 1981, Father Patterina jianheensis sp. nov., 1981, Father of the Sword River (new species) Patterina juensis sp. nov., Trigonina balangia sp. nov., Micromitra sp., and Rynchonelliformea Williams et al., 1996) 3 genera and 4 species: Kutorginadengzhoniismao, zhao, wangtopper, 2017, tumor point Esubeisushiagransamiao, wangzhhao, 2014, ancient shell shellfish (undetermined species) eoconchasp. According to the composition and quantity of the brachiopod of Kei biota, the total number of Esubeissia is the core and contains two species, i.e., the total number of Asubeissiguizhouensis and the tumor site, Asubeismus iagranosa, and the total number of Esubeba specimens has reached 430 pieces. Among them, there are more than 170 species, two species, one new species, namely Bohemia's breast Beacrothelebohemica, and Kerethelekailisenspl.nov., a new species. In the third place, the number of samples in the third place is Beloaeobolus, the number of specimens is over 110, which belongs to only 1 species. In order to reduce the number of specimens, there are only one species, which is Linnerson Bellinnarsson, Father Belpatina, Paleo-shell Beeoconcha, Gu Debenkutororina, net-shaped Berdictyonina, scaly-tongue-shaped shellfish, small cap Bemicro litra and small tongue-shaped Berlingulella. Most of the genera are non-hinged, and some are hinge-type, which reflect the early Cambrian Period 3, and the hinge class has begun to increase significantly, and the tongue-shaped Belleville-type sub-gate does not occupy an important position during the Cambrian period. Secondly, by means of the distribution of brachiopod horizon, which is rich in the cross section of the two Keuli groups, which have been divided into three combinations: 1. nisciaguizhouensis-Bagaeobolusbretonensis assemblage; 2. patterinajensis-kutorginadengzhouensis assemblage; 3. acrothelehemica-acrothelekailiensis assemblage. These changes in the brachiopod are similar to the 3 points of the trilobite, and the changes of the brachiopod in the Keli group provide the basis for the study of the 5th order of the Cambrian. On the basis of the composition of brachiopod of different sections and the comparison and analysis of Bringis shale type biological group in different sections of the world. The Kei biota is the same as the brachiopod of the rest of the world's well-known Bolis shale-type biota, such as the 9 brachiopod of the Biota Biota of the Cambrian Period 2, and only one genus (kutororina) is the same as in the Keli biota. Of the six types of brachiopod in the Burgis shale biota of the 5th order of Cambrian, there are 4 genera (lingulella, pathina, microitra, nissia) which are similar to the brachiopod of the Keli biota. In contrast, the Cartier's brachiopod has the color of North America, which, in addition to being linked to the floating life of the brachiopod, may be similar to their geological age at the 5th stage of the Cambrian Period, At the same time, the South China plate at the Burghis shale biota at the time of Cambrian and the South China plate at the Keli biota are at the same latitude and so on. Finally, on the basis of the theory of modern ancient ecology, the author thinks that Carri's brachiopod has abundant ecological phenomena and burial features by using the theory of modern ancient ecology as the guide. Among them, brachiopod and jellyfish-like jellyfish bowl (Parrotadiscus), echinococcus sp., Gloeococus, large bivalve shell arthropods, Camrovitus, etc., have the coexistence of co-existence, co-burying, sessile base and so on. Acrothele specimens, which are preserved by two shells, indicate that the soft hinge joint part of the breast shellfish is too late to lose function and rot, and is not transported by long distance, so that it can be buried quickly to provide strong evidence to prove the rapid burial of the Keli biota.
【学位授予单位】:吉林大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:Q915
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