1995: DISCOVERY AND GEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LATE PALEOZOIC SPORE FOSSILS IN NORTH QINLING, HENAN PROVINCE. Geological Bulletin of China, (2).
    Citation: 1995: DISCOVERY AND GEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LATE PALEOZOIC SPORE FOSSILS IN NORTH QINLING, HENAN PROVINCE. Geological Bulletin of China, (2).

    DISCOVERY AND GEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LATE PALEOZOIC SPORE FOSSILS IN NORTH QINLING, HENAN PROVINCE

    • The Shishuyuan Formation distributed in the Nanzhao area,Henan,is represented by alow-grade metarnorphic clastic sequence. The discovery of abundant Late Paleozoic fossils(e.g.Calamospora cf. microrugosa, Dictyotriletes minor, and Punctotiporites minutus ) in the limestoneinterbds in its lower and middle oarts has demonstrated that this formation should be Late Pa-leozoic in age. From its prctoliths and their deformation and metamorphism,it should not be as-signed to the Erlangping Group ( Lower Paleozoic ) or the Kuanping Group(upperProterozoic).Stratigraphically it is largely equivalent to the Nanwan Forrnation cf;he XinyangGroup and the Fenbigou Formation on the Henan-Shanxi Border. in the Late Paleozoic,NorthQinling was a sea trough,overlain unconformably by Late Triassic continental coal measures.This indicates that this trough closed at the end of the Permian. Then the North QinlingVariscan fold belt was formed.
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