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Jahrbuch 2012 Band 152/1–4 JAHRBUCH 2012 BAND 152/1–4 Geologische Bundesanstalt www.geologie.ac.at Alle Rechte für In- und Ausland vorbehalten. Medieninhaber, Herausgeber und Verleger: Geologische Bundesanstalt, Neulinggasse 38, A 1030 Wien. Redaktion: Christoph Janda Lektorat: Christian Cermak Verlagsort: Wien Herstellungsort: Wien Ziel des „Jahrbuches der Geologischen Bundesanstalt“ ist die Dokumentation und Verbreitung erdwissenschaftlicher Forschungsergebnisse. Satz, Gestaltung und Druckvorbereitung: Peter Ableidinger im Auftrag der Geologischen Bundesanstalt. Druck: Holzhausen Druck GmbH, A 1140 Wien. JAHRBUCH DER GEOLOGISCHEN BUNDESANSTALT Jb. Geol. B.-A. ISSN 0016-7800 Band 152 Heft 1–4 S. 1–288 Wien, Dezember 2012 Inhalt Contents ZORN, I.: In memoriam HR Dr. phil. Franz Stojaspal ZORN, I.: In Memoriam HR Dr. phil. Franz Stojaspal 2. April 1946 – 31. August 2012 ............................................... 5 2. April 1946 – 31. August 2012 .............................................. 5 PATZELT, G.: Die Bergstürze vom Tschirgant und von Haiming, PATZELT, G.: The Rock Avalanches of Tschirgant and Haiming Oberinntal, Tirol – Begleitworte zur Kartenbeilage ................ 13 (Upper Inn Valley, Tyrol, Austria) – Comment on the Map Supplement ........................................................................... 13 PATZELT, G.: Die Bergstürze vom Pletzachkogel, Kramsach, PATZELT, G.: The Rockslides of Pletzachkogel, Kramsach, Tirol ........................................................................................ 25 Northern Calcareous Alps, Tyrol ............................................ 25 VAN HUSEN, D.: Zur glazialen Entwicklung des oberen Gurktales 39 VAN HUSEN, D.: The Glacial Development of the Upper Gurk-valley ............................................................................. 39 Krenmayr, H.-G., ĆoriĆ, St., GebHardt, H., iGlSeder, CH., linner, m., mandl, G.W., reitner, J., roCKenSCHaub, m., Krenmayr, H.-G., ĆoriĆ, St., GebHardt, H., iGlSeder, CH., ­Roetzel, r. & rupp, CH.: Generallegende der pleistozä- linner, m., mandl, G.W., reitner, J., roCKenSCHaub, m., nen bis holozänen Sedimente und Verwitterungsprodukte roetzel, r. & rupp, CH.: General Legend for the Pleistoce- des Periglazialraumes auf den geologischen Spezialkarten ne to Holocene Sediments and Weathered Materials of the (1:50.000, 1:25.000) der Geologischen Bundesanstalt .......... 57 Periglacial Areas on Detailed Scale Geological Map Sheets (1:50.000, 1:25.000) of the Geological Survey of Austria ....... 57 rupp, CH. & ĆoriĆ, St.: Zur Ebelsberg-Formation .................... 67 rupp, CH. & ĆoriĆ, St.: On the Ebelsberg Formation ............... 67 SummeSberGer, H. & zorn, i.: Cephalopoden-Typen der Ober- SummeSberGer, H. & zorn, i.: A Catalogue of the Type Spe- Kreide in der Sammlung der Geologischen Bundesanstalt in cimens of Late Cretaceous Cephalopods housed in the Wien ....................................................................................... 101 Collections of the Geological Survey of Austria in Vienna ..... 101 SCHlaGintWeit, F., KriSCHe, o. & GaWliCK, H.-J.: Erste Funde SCHlaGintWeit, F., KriSCHe, o. & GaWliCK, H.-J.: First Findings von orbitoliniden Foraminiferen aus der unterkretazischen of Orbitolinids (Larger Benthic Foraminifera) from the Early Rossfeld-Formation (Nördlichen Kalkalpen, Österreich) ........ 145 Cretaceous Rossfeld Formation (Northern Calcareous Alps, Austria) .................................................................................. 145 SCHlöGl, J. & zorn, i.: Revision der jurassischen Cepha- lopoden-Holotypen in der Sammlung der Geologischen SCHlöGl, J. & zorn, i.: Revision of the Jurassic Cephalopod Bundesanstalt in Wien ........................................................... 159 Holotypes in the Collections of the Geological Survey of Austria in Vienna ..................................................................... 159 bryda, G.: Neue biostratigrafische Daten zur Mitteltrias- bryda, G.: New Biostratigraphic Data from the Middle Triassic Schichtfolge am Polzberg bei Lunz am See (NÖ) .................. 201 Series at Polzberg near Lunz am See (Lower Austria) ........... 201 Krainer, K., luCaS, S.G. & ronCHi, a.: Tetrapodenfährten Krainer, K., luCaS, S.G. & ronCHi, a.: Tetrapod Footprints aus dem Alpinen Buntsandstein (Untertrias) des Drauzuges from the Alpine Buntsandstein (Lower Triassic) of the Drau (Ostalpen, Österreich) ............................................................ 205 Range (Eastern Alps, Austria) ................................................ 205 Berichte über Tätigkeiten zur Erstellung der Geologischen Karte der Republik Österreich 1 : 50.000 in den Jahren 2007, 2009 – 2012 Geological Mapping Reports for the 1 : 50.000 Scale Geological Map Series from the Years 2007, 2009 – 2012 Kartenwerk im BMN-System (Maps in BMN Map Projection) FinGer, F. & rieGler, G.: Bericht 2009 über petrografische und geochemische Untersuchungen an Metagranitoiden und Orthogneisen des Moravikums auf Blatt 21 Horn .......................................................................................................................................................... 213 FinGer, F. & rieGler, G.: Bericht 2010 über petrografische und geochemische Untersuchungen an Metagranitoiden und Orthogneisen des Moravikums auf Blatt 21 Horn .......................................................................................................................................................... 216 FinGer, F. & rieGler, G.: Bericht 2011 über petrografische und geochemische Untersuchungen an Metagranitoiden und Orthogneisen des Moravikums auf Blatt 21 Horn .......................................................................................................................................................... 218 HavlíčeK, p.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen auf Blatt 21 Horn ............................................................................................... 220 HOLÁSEK, O.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen auf Blatt 21 Horn .............................................................................................. 221 3 Kreuzer, m. & FinGer, F.: Bericht 2011 über petrografische und geochemische Untersuchungen an Metagranitoiden und Granit- gneisen des Moravikums auf Blatt 21 Horn ............................................................................................................................................. 222 vaCHeK, m.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen auf Blatt 21 Horn ................................................................................................ 228 GebHardt, H.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen im Tertiär auf Blatt 40 Stockerau .................................................................... 229 WaGreiCH, m.: Bericht 2007 über geologische Aufnahmen in der Buntmergelserie auf Blatt 56 St. Pölten ............................................... 231 WESSELY, G.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen auf Blatt 56 St. Pölten ....................................................................................... 231 ŚląCzKa, a.: Bericht 2007 über geologische Aufnahmen im Gebiet Klamm–Innerfurth–Forsthof–Schöpfl auf Blatt 57 Neulengbach ....... 233 SiblíK, m.: Bericht 2012 über Untersuchungen von unterjurassischen Brachiopoden auf Blatt 65 Mondsee ............................................ 237 HenriCH, r.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen im Gebiet Glatzberg–Buchenberg–Schnabelberg–Redtenberg–Spindleben– Forstau–Lindauerberg auf Blatt 70 Waidhofen an der Ybbs .................................................................................................................... 237 SEIDL, S.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen im Quartär auf den Blättern 74 Hohenberg und 75 Puchberg am Schneeberg ...... 238 HORNUNG, TH.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen im Baumgartental auf Blatt 87 Walchensee ................................................... 238 bryda, G.: Bericht 2010 über geologische Aufnahmen im Gebiet zwischen Gsolltörl – Ilgner Alpl und Fölz auf Blatt 102 Aflenz Kurort ... 245 NOWOTNY, A.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Revisionsbegehungen auf Blatt 103 Kindberg .................................................................... 248 büSel, K.: Bericht 2011 über geologische und quartärgeologische Aufnahmen auf Blatt 114 Holzgau ..................................................... 249 Gruber, a. & lotter, m.: Bericht 2010–2011 über die Aufnahme ausgewählter gravitativer Massenbewegungen und deren geo- logischen Rahmen auf Blatt 114 Holzgau ................................................................................................................................................ 252 Gruber, J.: Bericht 2011 über geologische und strukturgeologische Aufnahmen auf Blatt 114 Holzgau .................................................. 257 HeiniSCH, H.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen im Grenzbereich Innsbrucker Quarzphyllit / Nördliche Grauwackenzone auf den Blättern 120 Wörgl und 121 Neukirchen a. G. .................................................................................................................................. 261 HeiniSCH, H.: Bericht 2009 über geologische Aufnahmen im Innsbrucker Quarzphyllit auf Blatt 121 Neukirchen a. G. ............................ 262 HEJL, E.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen im Schladminger Kristallinkomplex auf Blatt 128 Gröbming ................................... 264 MATURA, A.: Bericht 2011 über geologische Aufnahmen im Grobgneis- und Strallegg-Komplex
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