Late Triassic (late Carnian-early Norian) conodonts discovered from the Takisawa limestone body in the Chichibu Composite Belt, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, central Japan

  • Suzuki Kazuhiro
    Faculty of Agriculture, Meijo University
  • Hayashi Seiji
    Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University
  • Mimura Koichi
    Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University

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  • 浜松市北区滝沢町の秩父累帯滝沢石灰岩体から産出した三畳紀後期(カーニアン後期~ノーリアン前期)コノドント
  • ハママツシ キタク タキザワチョウ ノ チチブルイタイ タキザワ セッカイガンタイ カラ サンシュツ シタ サンジョウキ コウキ(カーニアン コウキ~ノーリアン ゼンキ)コノドント

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<p>The Takisawa limestone body is embedded in the Iinoya Formation of the Chichibu Composite Belt, central Japan. The geological age of the Takisawa limestone body is ambiguous due to a paucity of index fossils. Here, we collected ten samples of the Takisawa limestone and report two fragments of conodont P1 elements. These conodonts can be identified as Primatella sp. and Kraussodontus sp., which indicate a late Carnian to early Norian age (Late Triassic). Our newly reported conodonts demonstrate that the Takisawa limestone body is Late Triassic in age.</p>

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