A Middle Tithonian ammonite faunula from the historical outcrop ofMonte Acuto (Cantiano, Umbro-Marchean Apennine, Italy)-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

A Middle Tithonian ammonite faunula from the historical outcrop ofMonte Acuto (Cantiano, Umbro-Marchean Apennine, Italy)

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Nannarone Carlo¹,Bilotta Massimiliano¹

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Abstract

Abstract The Middle Tihonian ammonite assemblage found in a single bank (with a total thickness of about 30 cm and subdivided in two beds), from the classic Monte Acuto outcrop originarily quoted in the second half of the nineteenth century, is here described. From the micritic matrix 20 ammonite specimens were extracted, belonging to 13 species, among which one, here dubitatively ascribed to Cordubiceras, was previously devoid of a formal designation and represents the first possible record of such a genus in central Italy. The fauna is dated to the Volanense Zone of the standard Mediterranean scheme.

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