...) and the middle Miocene (Helvetian-Tortonian). In the Burdigalian, Miogypsina mediterranea is associated with foraminifera of 'Caribbean' type which are frequent in the "upper Oligocene" and lower Miocene of Central America, as well as in the Balearic islands. In the Helvetian-Tortonian, other associations, which...

... African, Mediterranean and Indo-Pacific provinces. Fig. 5. ( a ) A Mediterranean Miogypsinoides ( Mdes bantamensis Tan Sin Hok), ( b ) an American Miogypsinoides ( Mdes praegunteri BouDagher-Fadel & Price 2010 ), ( c ) the Mediterranean Miogypsina mediterranea Bronnimann, and ( d...

... ), a succession of Miogypsina species represented by M. gunteri – tani – globulina – intermedia – cushmani – mediterranea/antillea covers the evolution of the main lineage during the Aquitanian and Burdigalian ( Drooger, 1993 ). Miogypsina globulina , widely reported in the Western Tethys and Indo-Pacific...

... structure of the rhodoliths reflect variations in submarine current velocity across the section of the channel. Inherited topography controlled both the locus and the mode of rhodolith accumulation. The rhodolith lithosome is bounded by a flat surface above which rhodoliths are notably absent and beds...

..., Echinolampas, Ostrea crassicostata , Miogypsina irregularis , Miogypsina mediterranea , Miolepidocyclina burdigaliensis , Amphistegina sp., and Lepidocyclina sp. (İlker, 1966 ; Ketin, 1950 ; Rathur, 1969 ). These rich fossil assemblages of the Marine sequence of the Kemerkaya Formation indicate...