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Relocate the base of the Arundian? A re-evaluation from south Cumbrian sections and implications for British and Irish Lower Carboniferous successions Available to Purchase
Foraminiferal Evolution as A Basis for the Subdivision of the Middle Viséan in Europe Open Access
High-resolution definition and correlation of the Asbian–Brigantian boundary in northern England and the Scottish borders, using foraminiferal diversity and richness Available to Purchase
Paleotethyan faunal/floral evidence in the Mississippian Maritimes Basin of Canada: An overview Open Access
Reappraisal of Arundian–Asbian successions of the Great Scar Limestone Group across northern England Available to Purchase
The Serpukhovian in Britain: use of foraminiferal assemblages for dating and correlating Available to Purchase
Foraminifers in upper Viséan–lower Serpukhovian limestones (Mississippian) from South Wales: regional correlation and implications for British foraminiferal zonal schemes Available to Purchase
The lower–middle Viséan boundary interval in the Palaeotethys: refinements for the foraminiferal zonal schemes Available to Purchase
Fluid Circulation and Fault- and Fracture-related Diagenesis in Mississippian Syn-rift Carbonate Rocks On the Northeast Margin of the Metalliferous Dublin Basin, Ireland Available to Purchase
Tournaisian (Mississippian) Carbonate Mounds in the Ozark Region, North America and Ireland: A Comparison Available to Purchase
ABSTRACT Mississippian (Tournaisian–Viséan) carbonate mounds in the Compton and Pierson limestones, Ozark region, North America, have been called Waulsortian. However, European Waulsortian mounds contain features such as geopetals with multigenerations of carbonate mud (polymuds) and stromatactis cavity systems that are rare to absent in Ozark mounds. To determine similarities and differences, examine their origins, and clarify nomenclature, mounds in the Compton and Pierson limestones are compared with Waulsortian mounds in the Feltrim Limestone, Ireland. Features considered included mound size, geometry, style of aggradation, composition, depositional setting, and diagenetic history. Mounds in the Compton and Pierson limestones are <10 m (33 ft) thick and form singular knoll-form or aggregates with a strong lateral growth component. In contrast, individual Waulsortian mounds in the Feltrim Limestone range from 5 to > 30 m ( 16 – 100 ft ) thick, but coalesce and vertically aggrade to form complexes that exceed 500 m ( 1600 ft ) . Pierson mounds are crinoidal and grain-rich, whereas Compton and Feltrim mounds are bryozoan-rich and mud-dominated. All mounds have similar cement stratigraphy and diagenetic histories. Mud-rich Compton mounds and Feltrim mounds are interpreted as deeper water than skeletal-rich Pierson mounds. Limited accommodation constrained Compton and Pierson mound size and forced lateral aggradation. Subsidence-driven accommodation in the Dublin Basin allowed Feltrim mounds to grow larger, coalesce, and aggrade vertically. Three types of mounds are recognized: true Waulsortian in the Feltrim Limestone, mud-cored Waulsortian-type Compton and Pierson mounds, and Pierson transported bioaccumulation mounds. Small dimensions of Waulsortian-type Pierson and Compton mounds limit their potential as oil and gas reservoirs, whereas Pierson crinoidal sediment piles are known to form reservoir-size accumulations.