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Two Permian sphinctozoan sponges from the Shotori Mountains (eastern Iran)
Published: Dec 2006
Pages: 427 - 432
Authors: BABA SENOWBARI-DARYAN, KOOROSH RASHIDI, ALI HAMEDANI
Abstract: Two sphinctozoan sponge taxa, Shotorithalamia tubulara nov. gen., nov. sp. and Amblysiphonella cf. A. vesiculosa vesiculosa (de Koninck), are described from the Permian deposits of the Jamal Formation, exposed in Bagh-e Vang Mountain, and from a locality near the town of Deh-e Mohammad, both in the Shotori Mountains, north of Tabas, eastern Iran. The new genus Shotorithalamia is characterized by having ring-chambers — like Amblysiphonella — and also by possession of multibranched tubes that extended from the imperforate exo- and endowalls into the chamber interiors. The validity of families Amphorithalamiidae Senowbari-Daryan & Rigby and Girtyocoeliidae Finks & Rigby is discussed.
Keywords: Permian, Iran, Shotori Mountains, Bagh-e Vang, Taxonomy, Porifera, Sphinctozoa
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