Lingulate Brachiopods of Tremadocian Age from the Abandoned Gabriela Mine (Krušná Hora, Central Bohemia, Czech Republic)
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Published Online: Jun 29, 2019
Page range: 7 - 19
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/fbgp-2018-0002
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Lingulate brachiopods are described from a lithic sandstone referred to the upper part of the Třenice Formation. Loose blocks were sampled from a dump of abandoned Gabriela Mine in Krušná Hora Hill near Beroun, Central Bohemia. Apart of the Acrotreta aff. grandis Klouček, 1919, genera Teneobolus, Rosobolus, Broeggeria, Rowellella and Siphonobolus are distinguished. Comments to their ontogeny, affinity, stratigraphical and spatial occurrences and taphonomy are discussed.