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Tertiary
Map of the Cretaceous - Tertiary boundary (65 ma, Maastrichtian/Danian)
Copyright by Ron Blakey
Aporrhaidae from the Paleocene are:
- Anchura baptos Elder & Saul, 1996
- Aporrhais bowerbankii (Morris, 1852)
- Aporrhais gracilis von Koenen, 1885
- Aporrhais granocarinata (Traub, 1938)
- Aporrhais potomacensis Clark & Martin, 1901
- Araeodactylus fuggeri (Traub, 1938)
- Araeodactylus plateaui (Cossmann, 1889)
- Arrhoges analogus (Deshayes, 1865)
- Arrhoges belbekensis Gorbach, 1972
- Arrhoges cossmanni (Staadt, 1913)
- Arrhoges dispar (Deshayes, 1865)
- Arrhoges heberti (Deshayes, 1865)
- Arrhoges macheli Gliozzi & Malatesta, 1983
- Arrhoges montensis Vincent, 1930
- Arrhoges paleocaenica Rosenkrantz 1970
- Austroaporrhais dorotensis Zinsmeister and Griffin, 1995
- Drepanocheilus perveta Stanton, 1920
- Kangilioptera inouei Amano & Jenkins, 2014
- Kangilioptera ravni (Rosenkrantz, 1970)
Anchura (Kangilioptera) ravni Rosenkrantz 1970; Holotype; Danian, Paleocene; Kangilia, Greenland; Coll. MMH no. 10797; Geological Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark; Photo Sten Lennart Jacobsen
Rimellidae from the Paleocene are:
Rostellariidae from the Paleocene are:
- Amplogladius habibi Abbas, 1967
- Amplogladius oppenheimi (Adegoke, 1977)
- Calyptraphorus aldrichi Gardner, 1933
- Calyptraphorus chelonites White, 1887
- Calyptraphorus ewekoroensis (Adegoke, 1977)
- Calyptraphorus houzeaui (Briat & Cornet, 1880)
- Calyptraphorus jacksoni Clark, 1896
- Calyptraphorus popenoe Gardner, 1935
- Cyclomolops adekunbiana (Adegoke, 1977)
- Cyclomolops subhumerosus Oppenheim, 1915
- Hippochrenes teodorii Pacaud & Goret, 2013
- Hippochrenes volgensis Moroz & Jermokhina, 1991
- Semiterebellum marceauxi (Deshayes, 1865)
- Tibia bivarica Adegoke, 1977
- Tibia samanaensis Cox, 1930
- Tibiochilus rakhiensis Eames, 1952
- Veatchia carolinae (Maury, 1912)
Seraphidae from the Paleocene are:
Spinilomatidae from the Paleocene are:
Struthiolariidae from the Paleocene are:
Xenophoridae from the Paleocene are:
References:
- Amano and Jenkins (2014)
- Giraldo-Gomez, V.M., Beik, I., Podlaha, O.G. & Mutterlose, J. (2017). A paleoenvironmental analyses of benthic foraminifera from Upper Cretaceous e lower Paleocene oil shales of Jordan. Cretaceous Research 91 (2018) 1-13
- Klosterman, S.L., Sandy, M.R., Vega, F.J., Giles, K.A., Graf, K., Shelley, D. & Solé, J. (2007). New Paleocene Rhynchonellide Brachiopods from the Potrerillos Formation, northeast Mexico. Journal of Paleontology, 81(3), 2007, pp. 483–489.
- Machaniek, E., Kowalczewska, O., Jugowiec, M., Gasiński, M.A. & Uchman, A. (2020). Foraminiferal and calcareous nannoplankton bioevents and changes at the Late Cretaceous-earliest Paleogene transition in the northern mar gin of Tethys (Hyżne section, Polish Carpathians)
- Reyment R.A. (1966). A note on Paleocene nautiloids from Nigeria. Overseas Geology and Mineral Resources, V. 10. P.47-55
- Sari B. (2012). Late Maastrichtian-Late Palaeocene planktic foraminiferal biostratigraphy of the matrix of the Bornova Flysch Zone around Bornova (İzmir, Western Anatolia, Turkey). Turkish Journal of Earth Sciences
- Van den Akker, T.J.H., Kaminski, M.A., Gradstein, F.M. & Wood, J. (2000). Campanian to Palaeocene biostratigraphy and palaeoenvironments in the Foula Sub-basin, west of the Shetland Islands, UK. Journal of Micropalaeontology, 19: 23-43.
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