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2016 Silesitidae Du Barremien Du Sud-Est D Travaux de Géologie sédimentaire et Paléontologie Série 2 : mémoires SILESITIDAE DU BARREMIEN DU SUD-EST DE LA FRANCE (AMMONITINA, SILESITOIDAE) Jean VERMEULEN, Pierre LAZARIN, Patrick LEPINAY, Lucien LEROY et Emile MASCARELLI ISSN 0296-2055 ISBN 978-2-9548452-7-2 volume 53 - 2016 STRATA, 2016, n 53 STRATA 1 J. Vermeulen, P. Lazarin, P. L pinay, L. Leroy, E. Mascarelli Secrétaire de rédaction : Philippe Fauré Editeur : Association STRATA, http://strata.fr Dépôt légal : 3ème trimestre 2016 ISSN : 0296-2055 ISBN : 978-2-9548452-7-2 2 STRATA, 2016, n 53 SILESITIDAE DU BARREMIEN DU SUD-EST DE LA FRANCE (AMMONITINA, SILESITOIDEA) par JEAN VERMEULEN, PIERRE LAZARIN, PATRICK LÉPINAY, LUCIEN LEROY et EMILE MASCARELLI _______________________________________________________________________________________ STRATA, série 2 : mémoires, volume 53, 2016, 93 p., 59 fig., 22 tabl. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 3 J. Vermeulen, P. Lazarin, P. L pinay, L. Leroy, E. Mascarelli Vermeulen J., Lazarin P., L pinay P., Leroy L., Mascarelli E. (2016) - Silesitidae du Barr mien du Sud-Est de la France (Ammonitina, Silesitoidea). STRATA, série 2, vol. 53, 93 p., 59 fig., 22 tabl. Adresse des auteurs : Jean Vermeulen : Grand rue, 04330 Barrême, France. E-mail : jean-vermeulen @hotmail.fr Pierre Lazarin : 04170 Moriez, France. Patrick Lépinay : Avenue de Maurin, Les Pins B 12, 34070 Montpellier, France. Lucien Leroy : Taloire, 04120 Castellane, France. Emile Mascarelli : Rue Jeanne Jugan, 06130 Grasse, France. Photo de couverture : Silesites seranonis (ORBIGNY, 1841), spécimen n° 415707, néotype, banc n° 289-1/045, coupe n° 045, Zone à Gerhardtia sartousianus, Sous-Zone à Hemihoplites feraudianus, oratoire de la Gardiette près Vergons, Alpes de Haute-Provence. 4 STRATA, 2016, n 53 TABLE DES MATIERES Résumé ..................................................................................................................................................................................3 Abstract .................................................................................................................................................................................4 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................... 5 1. LE CADRE GÉOGRAPHIQUE .............................................................................................................7 2. LE CADRE BIOSTRATIGRAPHIQUE ...............................................................................................8 1. LA LIMITE HAUTERIVIEN - BARRÉMIEN ..............................................................................................................8 2. LE BARRÉMIEN INFÉRIEUR .................................................................................................................................9 2.1. Zone à Taveraidiscus hugii (Ooster, 1860) ...........................................................................................9 2.1.1. Sous-Zone à Taveraidiscus hugii (OOSTER, 1860) ............................................................................9 2.1.2. Sous-Zone à Psilotissotia colombianus (ORBIGNY, 1842) ................................................................9 2.2. Zone à Kotetishvilia nicklesi ...............................................................................................................10 2.2.1. Horizon à Anahamulina lorioli ......................................................................................................10 2.2.2. partie supérieure de la Zone à Kotetishvilia nicklesi .....................................................................11 2.3. Zone à Nicklesia pulchellus .................................................................................................................11 2.3.1. Horizon à Leptohamulina lukenederi ............................................................................................11 2.4. Zone à Kotetishvilia compressissimus .................................................................................................12 2.4.1. Sous-Zone à Holcodiscus fallax ....................................................................................................13 2.4.2. Les horizons de la Sous-Zone à Holcodiscus fallax ......................................................................13 2.4.3. Sous-Zone à Subtorcapella defayae ..............................................................................................14 2.5. Zone à Coronites darsi .........................................................................................................................14 3. LE BARRÉMIEN SUPÉRIEUR ...............................................................................................................................16 3.1. Zone à Holcodiscus uhligi ....................................................................................................................16 3.2. Zone à Heinzia sayni ...........................................................................................................................16 3.2.1. Sous-Zone à Heinzia sayni ............................................................................................................17 3.2.2. Sous-Zone à Barrancyloceras barremense ....................................................................................17 3.3. Zone à Gerhardtia sartousianus ..........................................................................................................18 3.3.1. Sous-Zone à Gerhardtia sartousianus ..........................................................................................18 3.3.2. Sous-Zone à Gerhardtia provincialis ............................................................................................19 3.3.3. Sous-Zone à Hemihoplites feraudianus .........................................................................................19 3.4. Zone à Imerites giraudi ......................................................................................................................21 3.4.1. Sous-Zone à Imerites giraudi ........................................................................................................21 3.4.2. Sous-Zone à Heteroceras emerici ..................................................................................................21 3.5. Zone à Martelites sarasini ....................................................................................................................21 3.5.1. Sous-Zone à Martelites sarasini ....................................................................................................23 3.5.2. Sous-Zone à Tonoceras waagenioides ...........................................................................................23 1 J. Vermeulen, P. Lazarin, P. L pinay, L. Leroy, E. Mascarelli 3. ETUDE SYSTEMATIQUE ....................................................................................................................26 Ordre Ammonitida ZITTEL, 1884 .........................................................................................................................26 Sous-Ordre Ammonitina HYATT, 1889 ................................................................................................................26 Super-Famille Silesitoidea HYATT, 1900 nom. transl. VERMEULEN, 2007 ............................................................26 Famille Silesitidae HYATT, 1900 ........................................................................................................................26 Genre Silesites UHLIG, 1883 ..........................................................................................................................26 Silesites seranonis (ORBIGNY, 1841) .........................................................................................................28 Silesites intermedius sp. nov. ...................................................................................................................32 Silesites izardi sp. nov. .............................................................................................................................35 Silesites pachycostatum sp. nov. .............................................................................................................38 Silesites aequicostatum sp. nov. ..............................................................................................................41 Silesites lamauryae sp. nov. .....................................................................................................................44 Silesites? sp. nov. ind. ..............................................................................................................................48 Genre Foellmiceras VERMEULEN, LAZARIN, LÉPINAY, LEROY & MASCARELLI, 2015 ........................................49 Foellmiceras vulpes (MATHERON, 1880) ..................................................................................................50 Foellmiceras leroyae sp. nov. ..................................................................................................................53 Foellmiceras anglesensis sp. nov. ..........................................................................................................56 Foellmiceras mermini sp. nov. ...............................................................................................................58 Foellmiceras
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