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ALTO ADIGE MUSEUM NAT<lRA SODTIROL GfO.ALP A yearly journal devoted to Alpine geology Jahreszeitschrift zur Alpengeologie La rivista per Ia Geologia delle Alpi GfO.ALP Redaktionskomitee: Rainer Brandner, lnnsbruck; Karl Krainer, lnnsbruck; Peter Trapper, lnnsbruck; Volkmar Mair, Bozen; Benno Baumgarten, Naturmuseum Si.idtirol, Bozen; Lorenz Keirn, Bozen Technische Redaktion/Layout: Sarah Krainer, Wien Herausgeber, Eigenti.imer und Verleger: lnstitut fi.ir Geologie und Palaontologie, Universitat lnnsbruck; Naturmuseum Bozen Chefredakteur: Karl Krainer Erscheinungsweise und Bezug: Geo.Aip erscheint einmal jahrlich und kann bei beiden herausgebenden lnstitutionen im Abonnement oder einzeln bezogen werden: lnstitut fUr Geologie und Palaontologie, lnnrain 52, A-6020 lnnsbruck, Austria Naturmuseum Si.idtiroi/Museo Scienze Naturali Alto Adige, Bindergasse/via Bottai 1, 1-39100 Bozen/Bolzano, Italy ·© lnstitut fi.ir Geologie und Palaontologie, Universitat lnnsbruck; Naturmuseum Sudtiroi/Museo Scienze Naturali Alto Adige Genehmigung des Landesgerichtes Bozen Nr. 12/2004 vom 5/11/2004 Verantwortlicher Direktor: Dr. Vito Zingerle ISSN 1824-7741 Druck: PRINTER TRENTO SRL INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS Articles may be submitted in English, German or Italian. 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In halt Helfried Mostler: Pinakide Mikroskleren demospongiider Poriferen, weit verbreitet in mesozoischen Beckensedimenten der Nordlichen Kalkalpen ............................................................. 4-19 Peter Trapper, Daniel Bechter, Johannes Zambanini, Reinhard Kaindl, Franz Vavtar und Joachim Lutz: Montangeschichte, Mineralogie, Geochemie und Petrologie der Kupferlagerstatte Bartholomaberg/Silbertal (Montafon, Vorarlberg) ............ ....... ......... ... ......... ... ..... 20-44 Parvaneh Roozbahani: Lithostratigraphy and Biostratigraphy of Oligocene Miocene Deposits (Asmari Formation) in South-West Iran (Zagros Basin, Northern Khorramabad) .......... 46-55 Gian Luigi Trombetta: Facies Analysis, Geometry and Architecture of a Carnian Carbonate Platform: The Settsass/Richthofen Reef System (Dolomites, Southern Alps, Northern Italy) .................................................................................................................................................... 56-75 Rainer Brandner and Lorenz Keirn: A 4-Day Geologic Field Trip in the Western Dolomites ...... 76-118 Workshop on the Cassian beds (Upper Triassic) (extended abstracts) ........................................... 120-121 Massimo Bernardi, Marco Avanzini and Fabrizio Bizzarini: Vertebrate Fauna from the San Cassia no Formation (Early Carnian) of the Dolomites Region ............................................... 122-127 Hans Hagdorn: Benthic Crinoids from the Triassic Cassian Formation of the Dolomites ........ 128-135 Andreas Kroh: Echinoids from the Triassic of St. Cassian- A Review ........................................... 136-140 Andreas Kroh, Thomas Nichter! and Alexander Lukeneder: Type Specimens from the Cassian Beds in the Collection of the NHM Vienna ............................................................................ 142-145 Evelyn Kustatscher, Fabrizio Bizzarrini and Guido Roghi: Plant Fossils in the Cassian Beds and other Carnian Formations of the Southern Alps (Italy) ... ........ ............... ....... ....... ........ ............ .. 146-155 Fabio Tosti, Adriano Guido, Fabio Demasi, Adelaide Mastandrea, Attilio Naccarato, Antonio Tagarelli, Franco Russo: Microbia lites as Primary Builders of the Ladinian-Carnian Platforms in エィセ@ Dolomites: Biogeochemical Characterization ....................................................... 156-162 Max Urlichs: Stunting in Invertebrates from the Type Area of the Cassian Formation (Early Carnian) of the Dolomites (Italy) .................................................................................................. 164-169 Geo.Alp, Vol. 8, S. 4–19, 2011 PINAKIDE MIKROSKLEREN DEMOSPONGIIDER PORIFEREN, WEIT VERBREITET IN MESOZOISCHEN BECKENSEDIMENTEN DER NÖRDLICHEN KALKALPEN von Helfried Mostler Mit 7 Abbildungen und 3 Tafeln Institut für Geologie und Paläontologie, Universität Innsbruck, Innrain 52, A-6020 Innsbruck, Austria Zusammenfassung Pinakide Skleren konnten nun auch in den Beckensedimenten des Hettang nachgewiesen werden. Somit ergibt sich für diesen Spicula-Typ eine neue stratigraphische Reichweite vom Unterjura bis Ende Oligozän. Untersucht wurden Kieselschwämme aus dem stratigraphischen Abschnitt vom Hettang bis in die Unterkreide mit Schwerpunkt im Lias, Malm und Unterkreide. In allen Fällen handelt es sich um pelagische Beckensedimente, auf welche Kieselschwämme mit Pinakiden beschränkt sein dürften, zumal in zeitgleichen Ablagerungen des flachen Subditals , wie z.B. in den Schwammkalken der Schwä- bischen und Fränkischen Alb trotz reicher Kieselschwammfaunen keine Pinakide nachgewiesen werden konnten. Die Architektur der Pinakide ist z.T. recht unterschiedlich, weshalb man sie stratigraphisch gut verwerten kann. Um dies auch umsetzen zu können, wurden bestimmte Pinakid-Typen parataxonomisch erfasst. Carter (1871) hat Pinakide aus dem Cenoman Englands unter der Gattung Dactylocalicytes beschrieben, die von Reid (2004: 192) in die neue Gattung Prodactylocalcites Reid transformiert wurden. In dieser Studie werden drei neue Arten dieser Gattung zugeordnet. Die Genese der Pinakide lässt trotz unserer Untersuchungen noch eine Reihe von Fragen offen. Die Pinakide sind die einzigen Demospongien-Skleren, die Poren entwickelten, wodurch sie sich stark von den übrigen Spicula abheben. Während Mostler (1986) eine Abkunft der Pinakide von den Phyllotriaenen vermutete, sieht Wiedenmayer eine Verbin- dung zu den Aspidastern. Letztere Ansicht ist schon durch das stratigraphisch viel spätere Auftreten von Aspidastern in der hohen Unterkreide in Frage zu stellen. Aber auch eine Erklärung, wie aus Aspidastern vielporige Scheibchen entstehen sollten wird von Wiedenmayer nicht gegeben. Die Ableitung der Pinakide von symphyllotriaenen Skleren ist
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