Sirel, E.; Gündüz, H. (1985). Vania, a new foraminiferal genus from the Thanatian [sic] of the Van region (east Turkey). Bulletin of the Mineral Research and Exploration Institute of Turkey. 101/102[1983–1984]: 20–24.

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Sirel, E.; Gündüz, H.

1985

101/102[1983–1984]: 20–24

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A new genus of annular and aggluttinated larger Foraminifera Vania n.gen. (type Vania anatolica n.gen. n.sp.) from the neritic Thanatian of Van region (E Turkey) is described and figured. This new form, which belongs to the family Dicyclinidae Loeblich and Tappan, occurs also in the Thanatian of the Ankara, Sivas (Central Turkey), Malatya (E Turkey), Bolkar mountains (Central Taurus belt) and Hakkari (SE Turkey). The differences with the other genera showing comparable structures are discussed.

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