Bérczi-Makk, A.; Csontos, L.; Pelikán, P. (1995). Data on the Upper Permian foraminifer fauna of the Nagyvisnyo Limestone formation from borehole Malyinka–8 (northern Hungary). Acta Geologica Hungarica. 38(3): 185-250.

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Bérczi-Makk, A.; Csontos, L.; Pelikán, P.

1995

38(3): 185-250

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http://real-j.mtak.hu/id/eprint/2990

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The object of borehole Malyinka-8 was the study of the youngest (Djulfian-Midian) layers of the Northern Hungarian Nagyvisnyo Limestone Formation, which is overlain by the Gerennavar Limestone Formation. The upper part of the Nagyvisnyo Limestone Formation is the equivalent of the Bellerophon-bearing layers of the Southern Alps and Dinarides. In the foraminifer association, the species of the genus Hemigordius are the most frequent taxa: Hemigordius abadehensis Okimura et Ishii, H. bronnimanni Altiner, H. giganteus nov. sp., H. guvenci Altiner, H. hungaricus nov. sp., H. malyinkai nov. sp., H. minutus Pronina, H. cf. reicheli Lys, H. zaninettiae Altiner.

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