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Annual Report 2009 on the activity of the Russian Paleogene Commission
Russian Paleogene Stratigraphical Commission numbers about 50 Members now, introduced 17 Geoscientific Organisations Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow, St. Petersbourgh, Ekaterinburgh, Novosibirsk, Vladivostok etc) States Universities (Moscow, St. Petersbourgh, Saratov, Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, Tomsk), the Branches Geological Institutions, Departments and Regional Geological Expeditions of Geological Survey. There are several participants from Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Bielorussia, which took part in Paleogene Commission activity. Members of Russian Paleogene Commission published (2009): 1 Monograph, 1 Paleontological Atlas. 13 papers and more then 27 abstracts to International and all Russian Meetings, Symposia and Workshops. Popov S.V., Akhmetiev M.A., Lopatin A.V., Sychevskaya E.K., Andreeva-Grigorovich A.S., Bugrova E.M., Nikolaeva I.A., Zaporozhets N.I. (specialists by malacology, plant megafossils, mammals, fishes, dinocyststs, nannoplankton, foraminifera, ostracodes, organic-walled phytoplankton + pollen and spores) “Paleogeography and biogeography Paratethys basins” Part 1. Late Eocene – Early Miocene // Moscow, Nauchny Mir. 2009, P. 174 + 10 maps (Paleontological Inst. RAS; Transaction Vol. 292). Andreeva-Grigorovich A.S (Ukr.)., Aleksandrova G.N.(Russia), Iakovleva A.I (Russia)., Shevchenko T.V.(Ukr.), Zaporozhets N.I (Russia). Atlas Paleogene dynocysts of the USSR former (Geological Institute Ac. Sci Ukraine, Geological Ins. Russian Ac Sci ) (Explan. text - 45 p and 61 Paleont. plates). Ph.D. and D. Sci Theses (maintained): Dolya Zh. A. (St. Petersburgh). Stratigraphy and Minerageny of the Meso-Cenozoic sedimentary cover of the south part of West Siberian Plate (Omsk district). (Abstract 22 p.). Zykin V.S. (Novosibirsk). Oligocene and Neogene stratigraphy West and Middle Siberia (stratigraphy, paleogeography and environments) (Abstract 52 p.). Pavlyutkin B.I (Vladivostok). Phytostratigraphy, Paleogene and Miocene Deposits South part of Russian Far East (Abstract 54 p.).
Papers published:
Akhmetiev M.A, Beniamovsky V.N. (2009) Paleogene floral assemblages around epicontinental seas and straits in Northern Central Eurasia: proxies for climate and paleogeographic evolution, Geologica Acta. Vol. 1-2, 297-309.
Gadenkov Ju. B., Beniamovsky V.N. (2009). New data on Paleocene foraminifera Sinegorian horizon, South Sakhalin //Stratigraphy, Geological correlation. V. 17. N 4, 95- 106.
Gavrilov Ju., Shcherbinina E., Golovanova O., Pokrovsky B. (2009). A variety of PETM in different settings, North-Eastern Peri-Tethys // GNS Science Miscellaneous Series 18. P. 66-69.
Radionova, Aleksandrova, Gavtadze, T.T., Stupin S.I., Khokhlova I.E. (2009). Analysis of the Late Paleocene-Early Eocene microplankton from the Kheu River section, West Pre-Caucasus // GSN Science Miscellaneous Series 18. P. 110-115.
Herman A.B., Akhmetiev M.A., Kodrul T.M., Moisseeva M.G., Iakovleva A.I., (2009). Flora Development in Northeastern Asia and Northern Alaska during the Cretaceous-Paleogene Transitional Epoch // Stratigraphy, Geol. Correlation, Vol. 17 N1, P. 88-109.
Oreshkina T.V. (2009). New data on Diatoms marine Paleogene deposits of Western Kamchatka// Stratigraphy, Geological Correlation.Vol. 17 N3 P. 105-119.
Shcherbinina E.A., Aleksandrova G.N. (2009). High-Resolution Paleogene Study of nannofossil and dinocysts assemblages from the Eastern Caucasus, Southern Russia // GNS. Science Miscellaneous Series, 18. P. 122-128.
Vassilyeva O.N., Mussatov V.A. (2009). Paleogene nannoplankton and dinoflagellate cysts biostratigraphy of Northern Prycaspian Depression // GNS Science Miscellaneous Series 18, P.148-153.
Beniamovsky V.N. (2009). Dnieper-Donets basin – is connecting link between North-Western Eurasia seas by benthonic foraminifera // Transaction of Geological Inst. Ukrain. Ac. Sci . Kiev, p. 207-211.
Vassilieva O.N., Mussatov V.A. (2009). Paleogene biostratigraphy of Northern Prycaspian depression // Stratigraphy. Geol. Correlation. 30 p. (in press).
Akhmetiev M.A., Walter H., Kvachek Z. (2009). Mid latitude Paleogene Floras of Eurasia bound the volcanic setting and paleoclimate events experience obtained the Far East Russia (Sikhote-Alin) and Central Europe. (Charles Univ. publ.) (in press) , 70 p.
Akhmetiev M.A. (2009). Paleocene and Eocene Floristic and Climatic Change in Russia and Northern Kazakhstan (in press) (publ. in Great Britain).
Kezina T.V. (2009). To the Paleocene age of Wuyun Formation (China) by palynological data // Stratigraphy., Geological Correlation 2008 (in press)
Symposia and Meetings:
Paleogene Commission Members took part in 9 International and Russian Meetings and Symposia and had 27 presentations.
CBER 2009 Wellington, New Zealand (Beniamovsky, Gavrilov, Shcherbinina, Vassilieva, Mussatov, Iakovleva) (12-15 January 2009).
Paleostrat – 2009 Moscow) (Annual Meeting of Paleontol. Section Natural History Soc (Moscow) (Beniamovsky) (February, 2009).
LIV Session Paleontological Society St Petersburgh (Beniamovsky) (6-9 April 2009).
Sino-Russian Symposium on Evolution and Development of Eastern Asian Flora based on Paleontological Data Guangzhou, China, (Akhmetiev, Herman, Kodrul) November 24-29 2009.
International Symposium on Geoscienses in Northeast Asia, Changchun, China 27-28 2009.
7-Micropaleontolological workshop Micro-2009, Poland) (Beniamovsky) September 2009.
Diatom- 2009 Conference Minsk, Byelorussia (Oreshkina) September 2009.
8-International Symposium on the Cretaceous system Plymouth University (Great Britain) 6-12 September (Probleme K/T boundary) (Beniamovsky).
Annual Paleogene Commission Meeting St Petersburgh. 8-9 April 2009 (17 participants).
Program of this Meeting:
Akhmeiev M.A. Introduction. and Information about Paleogene Commission Activity 2008 and main problems to 2009.
Beniamovsky V.N. Information about Meeting “Climate and Biota Events SBER– 2009”
Oreshkina T.V., Aleksandrova G.N. “New Data on diatoms and dinocysts PETM Transuralian zone (Volga River Basin)
Popov S.V., Akhmetiev M.A., Sychevskaya E.K., Zaporozhets N.I. New Data oh Maykopian Group stratigraphy (North Azerbaijan).
Fieldworks:
Study and sampling borehole material (K/T Boundary to Oligocene) (4 boreholes to 400-500 m) South Part of West Siberian Plate (Omsk district) (Foraminifera, Diatoms, Dinocysts) (Beniamovsky, Aleksandrova).
Study and sampling borehole 13) 200 km south-west from Volgograd (Paleocene-Eocene deposits 250 m) (Nannoplankton, Fotaminifera, Dinocysts, Pollen and Spores, Mollusks, Nummulites) (Popov, Zastrozhnov, Beniamovsky, Aleksandrova, Tabachnikova, Zaporoxhets, Zakrevskaya).
Central Dagestan Area sections (nannoplankton, palynology) (Aleksandrova G.N., Shcherbinina E.A.). (Gerga River Area sections), Danian and Zelandian deposits. Upper Dzhengutay village vicinity (Thanetian- Ypresian deposits). Chirkey-water reservoir (Lower part of Maylopian Group (Oligocene).
The main results of studying Paleogene deposits:
Reconstruction paleogeography, environment, biotic and abiotic changes on the main Paleogene biospheric events (South Russia, West Siberian plate Far East) Correlation of regional subdivisions based on different biotic groups. Paleoclimatic reconstructions and reflections of climatic events on different biotic groups. Detail regional zonal subdivisons by different microplanktonic groups. The Transition “Warm”-to “Cool” biosphere in Central Part of Extratropical Eurasia.
Report by M.A. Akhmetiev, Chairman
Annual Report 2008
on the activity of the Russian Paleogene Commission
Russian Paleogene Commission numbers 45 Members of
the Institutes Russian Acad. Sci., Ministry Natural Researches,
State Universities and other Organizations (13 towns: Moscow,
Saint Petersburgh, Ekaterinburgh, Saratov, Vladivostok, Khabarovsk,
Voronezh, Novosibirsk, Tomsk, Irkutsk, Blagovestchensk, Ufa,
Tiymen). 6 Foreign Members from Ukraine (2), Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan,
Byelorussia, Georgia.
Members of Paleogene Commission presented papers of different
International and Russian, Congresses, Conferences and Meetings
(XXXIII Session International Geological Congress (Oslo), {XII
International Palynological Congress + VIII Conference IOP (International
Organization Paleobotany) (Bonn), International Workshop K/T
boundary on the Amur River Area.(Jyain, China), 12 All-Russian
Palynological Conference (Saint Petersburgh), All-Russian Micropaleontological
Conference (Novosibirsk), All-Russian Paleontological Society
(Saint Petersburgh) etc. (more then 50 reports).
There were published 16 papers (reviewing magazines), more then
20 short papers (Materials of Meetings and Conferences) and
more then 30 abstracts. To the 33 Session of The International
Geological Congress there was prepared special Issue Russian
Stratigraphical Commission. One of paper there was information
activity of Russian Paleogene sequences studying, main results
of last years and tasks of investigations (authors: Akhmetiev
M., Nikolaeva I.). 13 Members of the Paleogene Commission had
International or Russian grants.
Annual Meeting of the Russian Paleogene Commission took place
at April 9, 2008 in All-Russian Geological Institute, Saint
Petersburgh. 29 Members of Commission (11 Organization, 6 towns),
2 Ukrainian participants took part at this Meeting.
Timetables1. Akhmetiev M. (Geological Institute Russian Ac.
Sci, Moscow) Information Report: «Paleogene Commission
activity, 2008, and main directions of Paleogene deposits study
of Russia”, corresponding with International Paleogene
Subcommission activity.
2. Zakrevskaya E.Yu (State Geological Museum, Moscow). Results
of biostratigraphic studying of Gubs River section (West Caucasus)
by large foraminifera.
3. Zakrevskaya E.Yu. (State Geological Museum, Moscow). Comparative
analysis the Lutetian large foraminifera assemblages northern
and southern slopes West Caucasus sections (Gubs and Loo).
4. Beniamovsky V.N. (Geological Institute Russian Ac. Sci.,
Moscow). The problems of the Lutetian regional zonal planktonic
foraminifera scheme and its correlation with large foraminifera
zonal scheme (Gubs section, West Caucasus).
5. Oreshkina T.V., Aleksandrova G.N., Iakovleva A.I. (Geological
Institute Russian Ac. Sci., Moscow). Correlation of the Boreal
Paleogene zonal schemes by diatoms and dinocysts (bore-hole
19-M, Ust’ Manya, West Siberia).
6. Radionova E.P. (Geological Institute Russian Ac. Sci., Moscow).
Norway - Greenland Basin Paleogene and correlation with Arctic
Paleogene.
7. Sinelnikova V.N. (Geological Institute Russian Ac. Sci.,
Moscow). Paleogene of Kamchatka peninsula. New paleontological
data of the key-sections. Field-works The field investigations
took place at the different regions : South Ural and Transuralian,
West Siberia, Russian Far East, North Caucasus and Volga River
Basin.
The main directions of the Paleogene sequences researches were:
1) Paleogene biosphere events on K/T, P/E, E/O boundaries, their
causes and consequences, (Akhmetiev M., Beniamovsky V., Gavrilov
Yu., Zaporozhets N., Tscherbinina E. et al.), 2) More detailed
biostratigraphical studying aleogene deposits Sambian Peninsula
(Baltic sea coast), first of all, using organic walled phytoplankton,
pollen and spores. 3. Correlation of Paleocene and Eocene stratigraphic
subdivisions Volga River Right bank area deep bore-holes sections
to the east of Saratov town by nannoplankton and dinocysts (Vassilieva
O., Mussatov V.), 4) North West Pacific Paleogene Diatom stratigraphy
worked out by Gladenkov Yu and Oreshkina T. (Kamchatka, Sakhalin),
5) Early Paleogene Stratigraphy and Flora, problem of K/T boundary
(International Project support Chinese Ac. Sci) (Russian participants:
Kodrul T, Kezina T., Markevich V., Akhmetiev M.), 6) The Cretaceous
and Early Paleogene Phytostratigraphy North Eastern Russia (Koryakia)
and Northern Alaska (Herman A., Moisseeva M.), 7). Paleogene
Evolution of Flora by the biotic and abiotic background. Preliminary
results of this theme were presented at Bilbao Meeting (Akhmetiev,
Beniamovsky).
Report by M.A. Akhmetiev, Chairman
Annual Report 2007 on the activity of the Russian Paleogene
Commission
The Paleogene Commission of the All-Russian Stratigraphical
Committee (33 constant members and 5 foreign members) represented
different organizations of the Russian Acad. Sci., Ministry
of the Natural Researches, State Museums and Universities.
In 2006 Members of Commission took part in 11 International
and All-Russian meetings and prepared 28 presentations on different
problems of Paleogene stratigraphy, paleontology, paleogeography,
events etc.
Directions of investigations (2007:
1. Working out and perfection of the Regional zonal scheme of
Russia by different biotic groups.
2. Studying of intervals Paleogene biotic and abiotic events,
with their reflections on sedimentation and biota.
3. Monographic study and descriptions important groups of biota.
4. Field investigations with complex paleontological, magnetostratigraphical
and isotopic-geochemical studying the main Regional reference
sections.
5. The last time micropaleontologists began examine material
of the Russian expedition to the North Pole (2007).
Participation on the International and Russian Conferences and
Symposia:
April 6-7 2007 – Annual Meeting Russian Paleogene Commission
took place in St. Petersburg (All Russian Geological Research
Institute (VSEGEI)). 19 members of commission visited to this
Meeting.
Agenda of this Meeting
1. Akhmetiev M.A. (Geological Institute Acad. Sci.). Results
of activity the Paleogene Commission 2006 and main directions
of studying Paleogene deposits of Russia.
2. Akhmetiev M.A., Beniamovsky V.N. (Geological Institute RAS).
Paleogene marine communication system Tethys-Turgai strait –
West Siberian inner sea – Polar basin (Paleontological,
stratigraphical and climatological aspects)
3. Sinelnikova V.N. (Geological Institute RAS). The last biostratigraphical
data on the Paleogene Kamchatka.
4. Oreshkina T.V. (Geological Institute RAS). The last data
on the Oligocene marine diatom assemblages of the West Kamchatka.
5. Popov S.V., Sychevskaya E.K. (Paleontological Institute RAS),
Zaporozhets N.I., Akhmetiev M.A. (Geological Institute RAS).
New data on stratigraphy the Oligocene Middle Miocene Maykopian
Groups and Pteropoden beds of the North Azerbaijan.
6. Kodrul T.M. (Geological Institute RAS). The Late Cretaceous
and Early Paleogene floras of the Amur District (Russia) and
North China.
7. Beniamovsky V.N. (Geological Institute RAS). Zumaya reference
section (North Spain)- candidate of GSSP Selandian and Thanetian.
The main criterions.
8. Aleksandrova G.N., Tsherbinina E.A. (Geological Institute
RAS).Danian and Selandian dinocysts and nannoplankton of the
Eastern Dagestan (North East Caucasus).
Discussion: Aleksandrova G.N., Akhmetiev M.A., Beniamovsky V.N.,
Kodrul T.M., Sinelnikova V.N. (all Geological Institute RAS),
Bugrova E.M., Nikolaeva I.A. (VSEGEI), Schick S.M. (Regional
Stratigr. Commission Central European part of Russia).
1. It was recommend reference section Kheu (North Caucasus)
like Russian Selandian GSSP limitotype (all grope carbonate
and organic- walled biota, rich pollen and spores assemblages,
some intervals – siliceous biota).
2. It was recommended continuation studying rich Paleocene and
Eocene dinocysts and nannoplankton assemblages in Dagestan with
correlation their regional zonal subdivisions.
3. It is necessary to continue studying and inspecting Early
Paleocene Tsagayan – type flora on Amur Area (Russian
Far East), especially to turn the attention to reproductive
organs of angiosperms.
In 2007 Members of Paleogene Commission took part in other conferences.
They made presentations. Abstracts of papers, some of them were
published.
February 14 2007. Conference “The Early Paleogene Biota
and Climate”. It was organized Department of Stratigraphy
Geological Institute RAS. There were examined and discussed
of decisions Bilbao International Conference (2006).
1. Tsherbinina E.A. P/E and Ypresian events and their appearances
in Pyrenees reference sections.
2. Beniamovsky V.N. Proposal Selandian GSSP limitotype in Spain
and possibilities traced this level in Russian reference sections.
3. New data Paleogene Stratigraphy by Nummulitidae. There were
distributed Nummulitidae in Spanish reference sections (analyses).
4. Radionova E.P. New method of approach to the estimation of
the K/T, D/S, P/E, E/O events
February 17 2007. On the Meeting Regional Stratigraphical Committee
“Central and South Russian plate”. Beniamovsky V.N.
presented information on the result of last field studying Paleogene
deposits in Volga River Area, Ulyanovsk-Saratov trough, Eastern
part of Donetsk basin and Voronezh anticlyze. He analyzed of
the Regional zonal schemes of the microplanktonic groups and
their subdivisions correlation (the reference sections:Sengiley,
Inza, Djupa ravine and others).
On the Meeting of Ukrainian Paleontological Society May 16-18
2007 Special Ukrainian-Russian Symposium was held on Systematic
and Distribution Middle-Late Eocene Foraminifera assemblages
in Kantemirovka reference section Voronezh anteclyze. At autumn
there was prepared joint project for studying Middle-Late Eocene
reference sections.
September 29, and October 4 2007. Akhmetiev M.A. took part International
Workshop K/T boundary Heilongjiang River Area and I International
Paleontological meeting in Benxi Area (NE China) and presented
two topic: K/T boundary on Heilongjang River Area and changes
Maastrichtian-Danian Flora and “The Peculiarity of the
East Asian Early Paleogene Flora” evolution.
Kryshtofovich Memory Readings (St. Petersburg, October 31 2007).
Several papers were presented (Akhmetiev M.A., Moisseva M.G.,
Herman A.B. and Kodrul T.M.). Early Tertiary North Pacific Floras
(Russian Far East, North East Russia, Alaska) and their correlation.
Field work:
Five Field expedition were organized: in Trans-Urals (Vassilieva
O.N. Paleocene-Eocene key – sections), Black Sea shore
between Adler and Tuapse towns (Radionova E.P., Iakovleva A.I.,
Paleogene sections), Zakrevskaya E.Yu. (North Caucasus Paleocene
and Eocene sections), Popov S.V. (Oligocene reference sections
Central and North West Caucasus), Aleksandrova G.N., Tsherbinina
E.A. (Dagestan, East Caucasus, Lower Paleogene reference sections).
Publications:
3 monographies and 26 papers were published 2007. List of papers
we should send You to the end of this year. The Monographies
such as.
1. Gladenkov A.Ju. “Late Cenozoic detailed stratigraphy
and marine ecosystems of the North Pacific Region (based on
diatoms). M.: GEOS. 2007. 296 p. (Trans. Geol. Inst. RAS. Vol.
571) In this book – put two chapters on Oligocene Pacific
Diatoms assemblages)
2. Akhmetiev M.A., Beniamovsky V.N. In.: The Cretaceous and
Paleogene straits of the North Hemisphere (co-authors: Baraboshkin
Ye.Yu., Naydin D.P., Herman A.B.). M.: Moscow University, 2007.
157 p.
3. Nikolaeva I.A., Bugrova E.M., Tabachnikova I.P., Aleksandrova
G.N., Iakovleva A.I., Zakrevskaya E.Yu. Paleogene system. In.:
“Biozonal Stratigraphy of Phanerozoic in Russia”.
St. Petersburg All-Russian Geological Research Institute, (VSEGEI).
December 2006. 256 p.
Report by M.A. Akhmetiev, Chairman
Annual Report 2006 on the activity of the Russian Paleogene
Commission
1. Review the research directions
The Paleogene Commission of the All-Russian Stratigraphical
Committee (32 constant numbers) represented different organizations
of the Russian Acad. Sci., Ministry of the Natural Resources,
State Museums and Universities.
In 2006 Members of Commission took part in 13 International
and All-Russian meetings and prepared more then 30 presentations
on different problems of Paleogene stratigraphy, paleontology,
paleogeography and biospheric events.
1. The Participation on the International and Russian Conferences
and Meetings April 6 2006 - Annual Meeteng Russian Paleogene
Commission took place in St. Petersburg (All-Russian Geological
Institute (VSEGEI). 18 Members of Commission visited to this
Meeting (Geological Institute Acad. Sci., Paleontological Inst.
Acad Sci., VSEGEI, Botanical Inst. Acad. Sci. State Geological
Museum, Moscow and Tyumen Universities (Moscow, St. Petersburg,
Tyumen), 2 specialists from Ukraine, (Dnepropetrovsk University)
(I.M. Barg) and Azerbaidzhan (Geological Oil and Gas Institute),
Baku (M. Efendieva).
Agenda of this Meeting
1. Akhmetiev M.A. (Geological Institute Acad. Sci.). Results
of activity the Paleogene Commission 2006 and main directions
of studying Paleogene deposits of Russia.
2. Popov S.V., Akhmetiev M.A., Bugrova E.V., Nikolaeva I.A.
Paleogeography and Paleobiogeography Late Eocene and Oligocene
Eastern Peritethys.
3. Efendieva M. (Baku) New date on stratigraphy Maikop Group
of the Azerbaidzhan.
4. Zakrevskaya I.Yu., Stupin S.I. New data on the Paleogene
stratigraphical distribution foraminifera of the Wesrern Caucasus
(importance for correlations and making more precise age of
Formations).
5. Beniamovsky V.N., Kopaevich L.F., Alexeev A.S., Yakovishina
E.V. Two scenaria changing of environment and foraminifera Late
Cretaceous-Paleogene Transition at the Mountainous Crimea
6. Herman A.B. North Alaska Paleocene Flora and problem of the
K/T boundary on the North Pacific
7. Bugrova E.M. Biostratigraphy and correlation of the Turkmenistan
Paleogene deposits.
8. Bakieva L.B. Paleogene organic-walled phytoplankton of the
Yamal and Tas Peninsules (north part of West Siberia).
In 2006th Members of Paleogene Commission took part in different
International, All-Russian and Regioaal Meeting and Conferences.
They made presentations. Abstracts there were published main
of them.
1. Beniamovsky V.N., Kopaevich L.F., Alexeev A.S., Yakovishina
E.V. Late- Maastrichtian-Danian foraminifera assemblages of
the Crimea Mountans like showing shelves and slopes environments
// "Paleostrat" - 2006. Annual meeting of the Paleontilogical
section of MOIP, Moscow, January 30. 2006
2a. Herman A.B., Moiseeva M.G., Spicer R.A. Albert A., Jolly
D.W. Floristic development in the Paleocene High Arctic // Advertise
in Palaeobotanical recognizing the contribution of David L.
Dilcher, and Jack A, Wolfe of the occasion of the 70- age years,
Florida, Gainesville, USA, March 12–15 2006
2b. Kodrul T.M., Akhmetiev M.A. The Cretaceous-Paleogene Transitional
Flora in the Amur region (the same meeting)
3. Akhmetiev M.A. The main problems of Paleogene biostratigraphy
// The Memorial reading Correspod – Member Acad. Sci.
USSR M.V. Muratov. Moscow Geological Prospecting University,
March 17. 2006.
4. Beniamovsky V.N., Kopaevich L.F., Alexeev A.S., Yakovishina
E.V. New data on the foraminifera assemblages Maastrichtian–Paleocene
Trasition of the Crimea Mountains (stratigraphy, paleobatymetry,
paleogeography) // LII Paleontology Society session. Apnil 3–7
2006. St. Petersburg, All-Russian Geological Institute (VSEGEI).
5. Beniamovsky V.N., Akhmetiev M.A., Danukalova G.A., Vassilieva
O.N., Malyshkina T.P. The main stages of the Paleogene paleogeographical
development the Ural (paleolandscapes, biota, climate) // Interregional
Geographic Conference, Ufa, Bashkyrtostan, April, 2006.
6..Beniamovsky V.N. The Late Cretaceous-Early Paleogene Reorganizations
of the paleogeography and biotic assemblages of the South Urals
and adjacent territories // Novosibirsk Geological scientific
session April 26–28 2006.
7. Akhmetiev M.A. The Cretaceous-Tertiary Transition deposits
and flora in Heilonghiang (Amur) River and their changing peculiarity
// International Workshop on the K/T boundary in Heilonghiang
River Area. 10–15 June 2006, Changchun, China
8. Climate and biota of the Early Paleogene```. June 12–20.
Bilbao, Spain, (see the next page)
9a. Ge Sun, Mikhail Akhmetiev, Lina Golovneva, Eugenia Bugdaeva,
Harufuni Nishida, Tatyana Kodrul, Chuniin Sun, Yuewu Sun, Chen
Quasi, Kirk Johnson, David Dilcher "Study of Late Cretaceous
mega-fossil plants from Jiayin along Heilonghiang River, northeast
China» (T.26-9) The Second International Palaeontological
Congress, June 17–21, Beijing, China, Topical Symposia.
T-26
9b. Akhmetiev M., G. Sun. Biosphere crisis at the Cretaceous-Paleogene
boundary (T-26-10) (the same meeting)
9c. Markevich V.S., G. Sun, Bugdaeva E., Ashraf R. The Maastrichtian-Danian
palynological assemblages from Wuyun of Jiayin nearby Heilongjiang
(Amur) River areas, north-eastern China and Russian Far East.
(T-26) (the same meeting).
9d. Kezina T.V. New pollen taxa at the K/T boundary in the Amur
River Basin; Biostrtigiaphical implications (26-3). (the same
meeting)
10) 10a. Akhmetiev M.A. The Cenozoic Flora of the Sikhote-Aiin
volcanic belt.
Ecological aspest // 7-th European Paleobotany-Palynology Conference.
6-11
September, Prague, Chech.
10b. Moiseeva M.G., Herman A.B. Latest Cretaceous and Paleogene
Florogenesis in the North Pacific Region: Role of Climate Change
and Plant Migration, (the same meeting)
10c. Zhilin S.G. Zhaman-Kaindy-1 Unusual Flora of the end"
of Late Eocene in Central Kasakhstan. (the same meeting)
10d. Akhmetiev M.A. The Paleogene Flora of Russia and adjacent
regions - A review (the same meeting).
10e. Kodrul _., Krassilov V. Differentiation of species within
Trans-Beringian genera of Cupressaceae from the Paleogene of
Eastern Asia and North America (the same meeting)
11. Musatov V.A. Cretaceous and Paleogene Zonal schemes and
Geological
events. 3 All Russian meeting. The Cretaceous of Russia and
adjacent
countries, stratigraphical, and paleogeographical problems.
September 26–30
2006 , Saratov.
12. Oreshkina N.V., Radionova E.P. Diatom events with Paleocene-Eocene
Thermal Maximum (PETM) in Marginal Basins of North Peritethys
(Middle Volga and Southern Transuralian Regions, Russia // 19-
International Diatom Symposium, September 2006, Liostvyanka,
Baikal, Russia .
«Climate and Biota of the Early Paleocene» International
Conference Bilbao, Spain, June 2006
1. Akhmetiev M.A, Beniamovski V.N. The Paleocene and Eocene
North Central Asia sea-passages and their influence of the biota,
climate and sedimentation // Climate and biota of the Early
Paleogene. Bilbao. Volume of Abstracts. P. 4.
2. Beniamovski V.N., Kopaevich L.F., Alekseev A.S., Yakovishina
E.V., Ovechkina
M.N. Cretaceous-Teriary boundary transect from shallow shelf
to continental slope in eastern Black Sea region: foraminiferal
and nannofossil assemblages and lithofacies // Climate and biota
of the Early Paleogene. 12-20 June Bilbao 2006. Volume of Abstracts.
P. 17.
3. Beniamovski V.N. Phylogenetic and paleobiogeoraphic substantiation
of the refined
Paleogene zonation based on planktonic foraminifers for the
Crimea-Caucasus realm // Climate and biota of the Early Paleogene.
12-20 June Bilbao 2006. Volume of Abstracts. P. 18.
4. Gavrilov Yuri O., Shcherbinina E. A. Dynamics of progradation
of the biospheric event at the Paleocene/Eocene transition //
Climate and biota of the Early Paleogene. 12-20 June Bilbao
2006.Volume of Abstracts. P. 50.
5. Gladenkov Yuri B. North Pacific stratigraphy and paleogeography
of the "warm" Eocene and "cold" Oligocene;
a problem of forming of boreal biota // Climate and biota of
the Early Paleogene. 12-20 June Bilbao 2006. Volume of Abstracts.
P. 53.
6. Kodrul T.M., Jin Jian-Hua. Eocene flora of the Hainan island,
South China // Climate
and biota of the Early Paleogene. 12-20 June Bilbao 2006. Volume
of Abstracts. P. 78.
7. Oreshkina T.V., Radionva E.P. Diatom events from Paleocene-Eocene
transition in North
Peri-Tethys (Middle Volga and southern transitional regions,
Russia) related with PETM // Climate and biota of the Early
Paleogene. 12-20 June Bilbao 2006. Volume of Abstracts. P. 92.
8. Radionova E.P., Oreshkina T.V., Khokhlova I.E. Facial dynamics
of diatom and radiolarian assemblages within East-European part
of boreal Peri-Thethys in Paleocene-Eocene boundary interval
// Climate and biota of the Early Paleogene. 12-20 June Bilbao
2006. Volume of Abstracts. P. 107.
9. Shcherbinina E. A., Gavrilov Yuri O. Environmental changes
associated
with Ypressian sapropelite accumulation in the Northern Caucasus
revealed by nannofossil and geochemical study // Climate and
biota of the Early Paleogene. 12-20 June Bilbao 2006. Volume
of Abstracts. P. 118.
10. Zakrevskaya E. Yu. The peculiarty of Paleogene larger foraminifera
distribution in
North-Eastern Peritethys // Climate and biota of the Early Paleogene.
12-20 June Bilbao 2006.Volume of Abstracts. P. 153.
11. Zakrevskaya E. Yu., Stupin S.I. New data about larger foraninifera
distribution in
Paleogene hemipelagic formations of North-Western Caucasus //
Climate and biota of the Early Paleogene. 12-20 June Bilbao
2006. Volume of Abstracts. P. 154.
PUBLICATIONS
There were published 19 monographies and papers and more then
30 abstracts to the International and All-Russian conferences
and symposia from November 2005 to November 2006. Some publications
couldnt included to the report 2005.
I. Geological Framework of the Levant. Volume I. Cyprus and
Siria. 500 p., Volume II The
Levantine Basin and Israel, 825 p. Jerusalem, 2005. (Ed. V.A.
Krasheninnikov and he is author
some chapters).
2. Fossil Flowering Plants of Russia and adjacent regions Vol.
4. (Nyctaginaceae -Salicaceae)". Authors: Arbuzova O.,
Chelebaeva A. Iljinskaja I., Proskurin K., Vickulin S.: with
participation Ablaev A., Akhmetiev M., Budantsev L., Nikitin
V., Pavlyutkin _., Zhilin S. (the Members of Paleogene Commission)
a. oth. (Ed. Budantsev). M.-St. Pet. December 2005 466 p..
3. Budantsev L. Yu. Paleogene Flora of the Western Kamchatka
// St. P. Nauka. 2006 197 p.
4. Ablaev A.G., Cheng-Sen Li, Yu-Fei Wang. Paleogene of the
Bikin-Ussuri basin sedimentation (Lower Bikin depression). Vladivostok:
Dalnauka, 2006. 75 p.
5. Causal - Consequentional connections of the Phanerozoic biospheric
Reorganizations" M. GEOS. 2006 97 p. Paleogene biospheric
Reorganizations considered in papers:
5a. Akhmetiev M.A., Kodrul _. _. Peculiaritie the evolution
of biosphere on the Cretaceous-Paleogene Transition. P. 77-82
5b. Herman A.B., Moisseeva M.G. Floristic changing on the K/T
boundary in the North Pacific (as an example North Alaska Paleocene
Flora). P. 83–89
6. Lopatin A. V., Averianov A.K. The Eocene Mammals (Logomorpha)
// Paleont Journ. 2006. N 2. P. 77-88.
7. Akhmetiev M.A., Beniamovsky V.N. The Paleogene and Eocene
of the Russian Part of West Asia // Stratigraphy. Geological
Correlation. Vol. 14. N 1. P. 54–78
8. Lopatin A.V. Origin of Family Soricidae (Mammalia) // Biospheric
evolution and biodiversity. Moscow. Paleont. Instit. RAS. 2006.
P. 233–245
9. Pavlyutkin B.I., Nevolina S.I., Petrenko K.I., Kutub-Zade
_._. On the age Nazimovskaya and Khasan Formations in the Paleogene
Succession of the South Western Prymoryie // Stratigraphy. Geological
Correlation. 2006. Vol. 14. N 2. P. 117–124
10. Beluzhenko E.V., Kovalenko T.I. To the Probleme of the Oligocene-
Miocene Boundary Position in the North Caucasus (to support
of the Caucasus Regional Stage) // Stratigraphy. Geological
Correlation. 2006. Vol. 14. N 2. P. 117–124
11. Zaporozhets N.I., Sinelnikova V.N., Akhmetiev M.A. The Paleogene
organic-walled Phytoplankton on the Western Kamchatka cross-sections
// Stratigraphy. Geological Correlation. 2006. Vol. 14. N 6.
P. 94–116
12. Kodrul N.M., Tekleva M. V., Krassilov V.A. A new conifer
species Mesocyparis rosanovii sp. nov. (Cupressaceae, Coniferales)
and Transberingian Floristic Connections // Paleontological
Journ. 2006. N 3. P. 93–102.
13. Levina A.P., Beniamovsky V.N., Vassilieva O.N., Naidin D.P.,
Radionova E.P. The Late Cretaceous-Early Paleogene biostratigraphy
of the Sokolov quarry cross-section: Fauna and Flora: Revuew
// Toporkov Memorial Reading. Is. 7. Papers to 7 Internartional
scientific
Conference Rudny. Industrial Institute. 2006. Vol. 1. P. 406–426
14. Lopatin A.V. The Late Paleogene Erinaceidae (Insectivora,
Mammalia) of the Ergilin-Dzoo, Mongolia // Paleont. Journ. 2006.
N 1. P. 89–95
15. Pavlyutkin B.I. The problem of correlation Tertiary Kraskino
and Khasan FloraPrimoryie, Russian Far East // Paleontological
Journ. 2006 N 2. P. 102–108
16. Averianov A.O. The first finding the Paleogene choristoderma
(Diapsida. Choristoderma) in Asia // Paleontol. Journ. 2006.
Vol. 1. P. 83-88.
17. Oreshkina T.V., Aleksandrova G.N. The Terminal. Paleocene
of the Middle Volga basin: Biostratigraphy and palaeoenvironments
// Stratigraphy. Geological Correlation. 30 p. (in press)
18. Nikitin V.P. West Siberian Paleogene and Neogene Semen Flora.
Novosibirsk (in press) 250 p.
19. Akhmetiev M.A. (Ed. and Introduction, with Analyses Paleogene
publications). Volume V. Academician Yanshin A.L. Selected Works.
M. Nauka. (in press). 280 p.
Paleogene and Neogene Regional Stratigraphical scheme of the
Eastern Siberia plate (Grinenko O.V., Kamaletdinov V.A., Ivanenko
G.V. a. oth. Yakutsk, 2006.
Palaeobiographical maps of the Peritethys (Late Eocene–Early
Oligocene) / Ed. Popov S.V. Frankfurt. 2006-11-10
Field investigations
Several Groups took part in field investigations (Dagestan (East
Caucasus): North West Caucasus; South Urals; Middle part of
Volga basin; Mongolia; Russian Far East. (Aleksandrova G.N.,
E.A. Shcherbinina, T.M. Kodrul, S.V. Popov, A.B. Herman a. others)
Report by M.A. Akhmetiev, Chairman
A
The Annual Report 2005
on the activity of the Russian Paleogene Commission
1. Review of the research directions
1. Lopatin A.V. (Paleontological Institute RAS) completed working
out more detailed Paleogene zonal stratigraphical scheme South
Russia and Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Middle Asia) by the small
mammals (Logomorpha, Rodentia, Insectivora and others) on the
base making more precise system and phylogeny. This investigations
can do better correlation of continental sediments these regions,
using for geological mapping and reconstruction Central Asian
arid belt history.
2. Making more precise Paleogene stratigraphical scheme of Zeya-Bureya
sedimentary basin (Amur River Basin) for prognoses and estimation
new coalfields by fossil plants and palynological assemblages.
3. Studying of Eocene and Early Oligocene dinocysts assemblages
of Kamchatka for working out zonal stratigraphical scheme by this
Group (Zaporozhets N.I., Geological Institute RAS). Especially
anomalous organic-walled assemblages were studied. They were characterized
unusual hydrological and ecological conditions of the marginal
Palaeo-Okhotsk sea. Such as typical anomalous assemblage consist
Trinovantedinium boreale challenged Eocene and Early Oligocene
"red tidis" near Kamchatka and there were accompanied
by mass destruction and toxical poisoning different groups of
marine biota (fishes, molluscs, phytoplankton). Such as situation
there is very similar with recent North Atlantic and North Pacific
"red tides".
4. Kuzmina O.B. (Geological Institute Oil and Gas RAS, Novosibirsk)
and Bakieva L.B. (Tyumen State Univ.) continued studying unusual
Late Oligocene brackishwater dinocysts assemblage (Turtass Formation,
West Siberian Plate). The main components of this assemblage are
several species Pseudokomewuia. The closest species were known
before only from Eastern Chinese Oligocene deposits (Bohai system
basins) and Northern American Miocene lacustrin basins.
5. Aleksandrova G.N. and Radionova E.P. (Both of them Geological
Inst. RAS) studied two Late Paleocene dinocysts and diatoms assemblages
of key-section Kamyshin Formation (Middle Volga River basin) –
Djupa Gorge. More ancient assemblage belonged Transition zones
Alisocysta margarita-Apetodinium hyperacantha by dinocysts and
Trinacria ventriculosa by diatoms (Thanetian), more jungest dinocyst
assemblage – Apectodinium augustum zone (_13- isotopic episode
by the Paleocene-Eocene boundary). Two cycles Thanetian sedimentation
were determined. Both of them connected with eustatic causes.
6. Aleksandrova G.N., Beniamovski V.N. (both Geological Institute
RAS) studied dinocysts and foraminifera assemblages Cretaceous-Paleogene
Transitions beds Middle Volga River Basin South Urals. They make more precise
regional zonal stratigraphy both of these groups and prepared
paleogeographical conclusions. They observed unconformity near
Cretaceous-Paleocene boundary.
7. Glezer Z.I. and Grundan E.L. (both of them All-Russian Geological
Institute, Saint Petersburg) Studied North Urals diatoms and silicoflagellates
assemblages (new key-sections).
8. Nikolaeva I.A. (All-Russian Geological Institute, Saint Petersburg)
Completed data-base Paleogene ostracoda zonal assemblages.
2. The Participation on the International and Russian Conferences
and Meetings
April 7, 2005 Annual Meeting Russian Paleogene Commission took
place in Saint Petersburg (All-Russian Geological Institute, VSEGEI).
22 Members of Commission visited to this Meeting.
Agenda of this Meeting:
1. Akhmetiev M.A. (Geological Institute RAS). Activity of Commission
(2005) and condition of preparing volume "Paleogene of Russia"
(information).
2. Lopatin A.V. (Palaeontological Institute RAS). Evolutionary
history the small Mammalia of Asian Paleogene.
3. Zaporozhets N.I., Sinelnikova V.N., Akhmetiev M.A. (Geological
Institute RAS). Unusual the Middle Eocene-Early Oligocene organic-walled
assemblages of the West Kamchatka (Russian Far East).
4. Amitrov O.V. (Paleontological Institute RAS). The Paleogene
Gastropoda of the Western Kasakhstan, their stratigraphic and
palaeographic significance.
5. Beniamovsky V.N. (Geological Institute RAS). The modification
of Late Paleocene, Early and Middle Eocene foraminifera assemblages
of the North Eastern Peritethys by the influence of abiotic anaerobic
events (character, scales, and possible reasons).
6. 0reshkina T.V., Aleksandrova G.N. (both Geological Institute
RAS), Kozlova G.E. (All-Russian Oil Geological Prospecting Institute).
The Early Eocene Biotic Changes (Kamyshlov section, Sverdlovsk
district) by dinocysts, diatoms and radiolaria.
7. Bakieva L.B. (State University, Tyumen, West Siberia). Anomalous
organic-walled dinocysts assemblage the Late Oligocene West Siberian
Turtass Formation.
8. Akhmetiev M.A. Information on the results of investigation
Paleogene depoisits (Russian Arctica).
In 2005 the Members of Paleogene Comission took part in different
International, All-Russian and Regional Stratigraphical and Paleontological
Meetings and Conferences. They made topics. Abstracts were published
the main of them.
1. Paleostrat - 2005 (Moscow Society Natur. History, February)
(Beniamovsky V.N.).
2. International conference "Phylogeny of plants" (Biological
Faculty Moscow University, February) (Akhmetiev M.A.).
3. 53 session All-Russian Paleontological Society (Conference)
(All-Russian Geological Institute (VSEGEI, Saint Petersburg, April)
(Beniamovsky V.N., Nikolaeva I.A., Zakrevskaya E.Yu.).
4. International Conference "Modern problems of Paleofloristics,
Paleophytogeography and Phytostratigraphy (Geological Institute
RAS, Moscow, May) (Aleksandrova G.N, Akhmetiev M.A., Bakieva L.B.,
Kezina, T.V., Kodrul T.M.).
5. XI All-Russian Palynological Conference (Paleontological Institute
RAS, Moscow, September) (Afanasieva N.I., Aleksandrova G.N., Bakieva
L.B., Radionova E.P.).
6. Meeting (200-years Moscow Soc. Nature History) (Moscow, Paleontological
Inst. RAS, October) (Akhmetiev M.A.).
7. All-Russian Micropaleontological Conference (Geological Institute
RAS, Moscow, November) (Aleksandrova G.N., Beniamovsky V.N., Glezer
Z.I., Nikolaeva I.A., Oreshkina T.V., Radionova E.P., Stupin S.I.).
8. Meeting (100-years acadenician V.V. Menner) (Geological Inst.
RAS, Moscow, November) (Beniamovski V.N.).
9. Meeting (70-years S.V. Meyen) (Geological Inst. RAS, Moscow,
December) (Akhmetiev M.A).
3. Field work:
Several expeditionary groups fulfield work:
1. Aleksandrova G.N. and Beniamovski V.N. (both of them Geological
Institute RAS) were studied Crimea Transitional Eocene-Oligocene
key-section (Kzyl Zhar Mount), for made more precise relation
Eocene and Oligocene deposits (interruption or hidden unconformity?
etc.).
2. Radionova E.P., Stupin S.I. (both of them Geological Institute
RAS), Zakrevskaya E.Yu. studied and sampled by small and large
foraminifera (nummulites) and diatoms two sections near Tuapse
and two sections Abkhasian flish zone (South Slope of Caucasus)
for made more precise regional Paleogene stratigraphical scheme
(for geological mapping).
3. Kodrul T.M. (Geological Institute RAS) and Krassilov V.A. (Paleontological
Institute RAS) studied new expositional outcrops near Auto-Road
Vladivostok-Moscow and coal bearing sections on Arkhara-Boguchan
coal field. They collected fossil plants and took palynological
samples.
4. Filippova N.Yu (Geological Institute RAS) studied and took
palynological samples several North Caucasus key-sections (Oligocene-Miocene
Transition).
REFERENCES:
Monography and Chapters of Monography (Russian with English Summary)
1. Bakieva L.B. Paleogene stratigraphy and dinocysts of Central
West Siberian Plate //
Tyumen State University Publ. 2005. 182 p
2. Benyamovsky V.N., Stupin S.I. Foraminifera (Chapter of Monography
"Cenozoic
ecosystems of the North Pacific Eocene and Oligocene Western Kamchatka
and surrounding
regions". M.: GEOS, 2005 (in press) (18 p).
Papers
1. Akhmetiev M.A. Kazakhstan and Central Asia (Plains and Foothills).
Paleogene. (Chapter 8) // Cenozoic Climate and Environmental Changes
in Russia // Geol. Soc. of America. Sp. papers. 382. 2005. P.
139–150 (English).
2. Akhmetiev M.A., Beniamovski V.N. The Paleocene and Eocene Russian
parts of Western Eurasia (biostratigraphy, sedimentology, paleogeography
and climate) // Stratigraphy. Geological Correlation. 2005. Vol.
13. N 6. P. 68–92 (Russian).
3. Bakieva L.B. Paleogeographic features of West Siberia Paleogene
on the basis of palynological assemblages and phytoplankton assemblages
// Modern problems the Palaeofloristics, Palaeophytogeography
and Phytostratigraphy. Materials of the International Palaeobotanical
Conference. Vol. 1. M.: GEOS, 2005. P. 17–29 (Russian).
3. Beluzhenko E.V., Kovalenko E.I. To the question on stratigraphical
position Oligocene-Miocene boundary at the North Caucasus // Stratigraphy.
Geological correlation. 2005.Vol. 13. N 6. P. 92–107 (Russian).
5. Beniamovski V.N. The Late Cretaceous-Early Paleogene palaeogeographic
scenaria limited of the North Tethys periphery // Biosphera-Ecosystem-Biota
during pass the Earth // Palaeogeographic aspects. To the 100
years birhhday academician V.V. Menner. M.: Nauka, 2005. P. 267–308
(Russian).
6. Kvacek Z., Manchester S.R. and Akhmetiev M.A. Review of the
fossil history of Craigia (Malvaceae s.l.) in the Northern hemisphere
basin on fruits and co-occuring foliage // Modern problem of Palaeofloristics,
Palaeophytogeography and Phytostratigraphy. Materials of the International
Palaeobotanical Conference. Vol. 1. M.: GEOS, 2005. P. 82 –104
(English).
7. Suzuki S, Sun Ge, Akhmetiev M. and Iwano H. Fission-track zircon
age of a tuff sample from the Tsagayan Formation (Danian), the
Heilongjiang (Amur) River Area (Russia) // Okayama University
Publ. Japan. 2005 (4 pages) (English, in press.)
8. Zakrevskaya E.Yu. Stratigraphic Distribution of Larger Foraminifers
in the Paleogene of Northeastern Peritethys // Stratigraphy. Geological
Correlation. 2005. V. 13. N 1. P. 66–86 (Russian).
9. Zharov A.E., Bragin N.Yu., Rechkin A.N. The Cretaceous-Lower
Paleogene. Stratigraphy of Accretionary Rock Complexes in Tanivo-Aniva
Peninsula of Southern Sakhalin // Stratigraphy. Geological Correlation.
2005. V. 13. N 1. P. 87–105 (Russian).
10. S.B. Archibald, A.P. Rasnitsyn and M.A. Akhmetiev. The Ecology
and Distribution of Cenozoic Eomeropidae (Mecoptera), and a New
Species of Eomerope Cockerell from the Early Eocene McAbee Locality,
British Columbia, Canada // Annals Ent. Soc. Am. (in press)
11. A.O. Averianov. The First Choristoderes (Diapsida, Choristodera)
from the Paleogene of Asia // Paleontological Journal. 2005. N
1. P. 83–88.
12. A.O. Averianov and A.V. Lopatin. Eocene Lagomorphs (Mammalia)
of Asia: 1. Aktashmys (Strenulagidae fam. nov.) // Paleontological
Journal. 2005. N 3. P. 81–90.
13. V.D. Ivanov and S.I. Melnitsky. New Caddisfly Species of the
Genus Wormaldia (Trichoptera: Philopotamidae) from Baltic Amber
// Paleontological Journal. 2005. N 3. P. 59–62.
14. A.V. Lopatin. Late Paleogene Erinaceidae (Insectivora, Mammalia)
from the Ergilin Dzo Locality, Mongolia // Paleontological Journal.
2005. N 1. P. 96–102.
15. T.P. Malyshkina. New data on Elasmobranchii from Ipresian
deposits of Turgai // Annals-2004. Ekaterinburg: IGGUr. Branch
RAS, 2005. P. 34–40.
16. T.P. Malyshkina. The Late Eocene Sciliorhinidae (Elasmobranchii:
Carcharhiniformes) from the Trans-Urals, Russia // Acta Paleontologica
Polonica (in press).
17. T.P. Malyshkina. Paleogene shark fauna development at the
West Siberian basin // Materials of International Symposia "Evolution
life on the Earth". Tomsk, 2005 (in press).
18. B.I. Pavlyutkin. Problems in Correlation of the Tertiary Floras
of Kraskino and Khanka // Paleontological Journal. 2005. N 2.
P. 101–108.
19. O.N. Vassilieva. The Paleogene dinocysts of the Kamyshlov
quarry Key section (Middle Transuralian) // Annals-2004. Ekaterinburg:
IGG Ur. Branch RAS, 2005. P. 14–21.
20. O.N. Vassilieva and T.P. Malyshkina. Transuralian Paleogene
stratigraphy and zonal scale correlation by microphytoplankton
and ichtiofauna // Biostratigraphic criteria of the subdivision
and correlation Ukranian Phanerozoi. Kiev. 2005. P. 133–136.
18 Absracts to Meetings and Conferences were published.
Head of Russian Paleogene Commission M.A. Akhmetiev
Secretary of Commission G.N. Aleksandrova
Annual
Report 2004 of the Russian Paleogene Commission
1.
Review of the research directions
1.
There
were finished investigation of the Paleogene sections Sambian
peninsula (Baltic sea cost) (N.I. Zaporozhets, G.N. Aleksandrova).
Beside bore-hole N1 P was studied one of coastal section (Prussian
Òblue clayÓ, Krant facies and ÒWhite wallÓ). All this interval
by dinocysts Ð Late Eocene (mollusks by Koenen Ð Lattorfian).
2.
Making
more precise the composition of the Paleocene and Eocene regional
zonal subdivisions by dinocysts, diatoms, nannoplankton, pollen
and spores, plants megafossils and foraminifera assemblages Middle
and South Transuralian, Middle Volga River basin and North West
Caucasus and their correlation (V.N. Beniamovski, G.N. Aleksandrova,
V.A. Musatov, O.N. Vassilieva, T.P. Malyshkina, T.V. Oreshkina,
E.A. Shcherbinina etc.).
3.
Making
more precise the composition of nummulitic assemblages for Crimea,
North Caucasus, Volga River Basin and Turanean Plate with correlation
regional zonal subdivision with
West European one (E.Yu. Zakrevskaya).
4.
Studying
Amur Basin MaastrichtianÐUpper Paleocene sections and collected
fossils, paleomagnetic and fission-track investigations. (M.A.
Akhmetiev, T.M. Kodrul, T.V. Kezina, A.B. Herman, M.G. Moisseeva,
E.V. Bugdaeva, V.S. Markevich, L.B. Golovneva).
At
2004 Russian Paleogene Commission had close contact with Ukrainean
Commission.
The Members of Paleogene Commission
visited to Saint Petersburg at the April 8Ð10, 2004 by financial support
ISPS (Annual Meetings of Russian Paleogene Commission and All-Russian Paleontological Society).
Report by M.A. Akhmetiev, Chairman
and G.N. Aleksandrova and I.A. Nikolaeva, Secretaries.
2. Field works
Several expeditional groups fulfield works
1.
G.N. Aleksandrova, V.N. Beniamovski, T.V. Oreshkina (Geol. Inst. RAS,
Moscow), O.N. Vassilieva, T.P. Malyshkina (Geology and Geochemistry Inst. Uralian Division RAS, Ekaterinburg)
were continued to study Transuralian Paleogene key sections (This
investigation began 2003). The tasks of investigations were: a) K/T boundary, b) The Paleocene and Eocene deposits sampled
on different microplanktonic groups (first of all dinocysts, foraminifera,
pollen and spores, diatoms and elasmobranchia). The sections examined:
Middle Transuralian (Transaction Indel-Kamyshlov). In Kamyshlov
this group paid attention the Paleocene-Eocene boundary (check
more deeper strata then before (1998) with crossed anomaly C).
South Transuralian (sampled some quarries sections near Russia-Kazakhstan
boundary). (June-July 2004).
- T.P.
Malyshkina (Geology and Geochemistry
Inst. Uralian Division RAS, Ekaterinburg) (Member International
Group on fossil Elasmobranchia, together with scientists from
Great Britain) studied key-sections and collected shark teeth
(Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan). (August-September, 2004).
- G.N.
Aleksandrova (dinocysts, pollen, spores), E.P. Radionova (diatoms),
S.I. Stupin (foraminifera) (all Geological Inst. RAS,
Moscow), L.I. Ermokhina (mollusks), V.A. Musatov (nannoplankton),
T.P. Orlova (lithology) (all Saratov State Univ., Saratov),
O.N. Vassilieva (dinocysts, pollen, spores)
(Geology and Geochemistry
Inst. Uralian Division RAS, Ekaterinburg) investigated
K/T boundary interval, Paleocene and Eocene key-sections on
Middle Volga River basin (Volsk, Klyuchi, Dyupa gorge, Belogrodnya
etc.). They collected samples on different planktonic groups
(dinocysts, radiolaria,
diatoms, foraminifera, pollen and spores, mollusks, nannoplankton)
for age determination of marine sequences and correlation (Syzran,
Saratov, Kamyshlov formations, Kalinin, Khvatov, Vershauts and
Petrovsk beds) Ð main lithostratons Paleocene-Eocene Middle
Volga River basin. (Investigations began 2003). (August-10 September,
2004).
4.
The Upper Cretaceous and Lower
Paleogene terrestrial coal-bearing deposits of Zeya-Bureya basin
were studied by M.A. Akhmetiev, A.B. Herman, T.M. Kodrul, M.G.
Moisseeva (all paleobotanists, Geological Inst. RAS, Moscow),
T.V. Kezina (palynologists, Amur Research Integrated Inst. RAS,
Blagovestchensk). 1) The sections dispose along Federal auto-road
Khabarovsk-Chita and on coal-fields near this road (Amur River
basin). The interval of studying occuppated sequences from last
dinosaurus horizon (Middle or Late Maastrichtian) till strata
with Late Paleocene megafossils and pollen and spores assemblages.
First fission-track and paleomagnetic data were received (these
investigations began 2003, but studied new sections); 2) This
group examined and sampled some section on rights (Chinese) bank
of Amur (Heilongjiang River together with Chinese and foreign
specialists (International project ÔThe Cretaceous Biota and K/T
Boundary in Heilongjiang River AreaÓ). (August-September, 2004).
- Yu.O.
Gavrilov (sedimentology,
geochemistry), G.N. Aleksandrova (dinocysts, pollen, spores),
E.A. Shcherbinina (nannoplankton) (all Geological Inst. RAS,
Moscow). This group studied and sampled good exposed and complete
the Cretaceous-Eocene key-sections near Makhach-Kala (Dagestan,
North-East Caucasus).
3. The participation on
the International and Russian conferences and symposia
- All-Russian
Meeting ÒPaleostrat-2004Ó (Organizers: Moscow Depart. Russian
Palaeontol. Society, Moscow Natural History Soc., Moscow State
Univ. and Paleontol. Inst. RAS). January 26Ð27, 2004
Zakrevskaya E.Yu. (Geological
State Museum, Moscow) Ð Morphological and Taxonomical peculiarities
of the Eocene large Foraminifera (Russian plate).
Beniamovski V.N. (Geological Inst. RAS, Moscow) Ð The types of Latest Cretaceous
and Earliest Paleogene benthonic foraminifera associations of
the North Peri-Tethys.
- 3rd
Symposium on Cretaceous Biota and K/T Boundary in Heilongjiang
River Area (Changchun, China). August 31ÐSeptember 9, 2004
a) Sun Ge (Changchun), Akhmetiev
M.A. (Moscow), Ashraf A.R. (Tubingen, Germany), Sun
Y.W. (Changchun), Bugdaeva E.V., Markevich V.S. (both
of Inst. Biol., Pedol. RAS, Vladivostok), Kezina T.V. (Amur
Integr., Research Inst. RAS, Blagoveshchensk), Kodrul T.M.
(Geological Inst. RAS, Moscow), etc Ð Recent advance on the research of
Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary in Jiayin of Heilongjiang, China.
b) Akhmetiev M.A. (Geological Inst. RAS, Moscow) Ð Biosphere
crisis at the Cretaceous Paleogene boundary.
c)
Moisseeva M.G. (Geological Inst. RAS, Moscow) Ð
Fossil leaves of ÒPlatanusÓ raynoldsii Newberry from Tsagayan
Formation in Amur River region.
d) ) Markevich V.S., Bugdaeva E.V. (both of Inst. Biol., Pedol. RAS, Vladivostok)
Ð New data on K-T interval in Zeya-Bureya basin.
e) Markevich V.S., Bugdaeva E.V.
(both of Inst. Biol., Pedol. RAS, Vladivostok) Ð Result of study
of Arkhara-Boguchan coal field.
- Problem
of the Ukrainean Phanerozoic stratigraphy. LÕvov.
(Meeting Ukrainian Pal. Soc.). May 26Ð27,
2004
Zakrevskaya E.Yu. (Geological
State Museum, Moscow) Ð Stratigraphic position of the nummulitic
zones in Crimea.
4.
The annual Meeting of the Russian
Paleogene Commission took place un Saint-Petersburg. 26 participants
visited of this Meeting, 17 Ð of them Members of Russian Paleogene
Commission, 4 Ð guests from Ukraina, Kiev. April 8Ð9, 2004.
The Programm of this Meeting:
a) Akhmetiev M.A. Ð ISPS Symposium
on Paleogene. Preparing for Modern Life and Climate. Leuven, Belgium
25Ð30 August 2003 (Information).
b) Demonstration and explanation of
Posters (M.A. Akhmetiev (+ V.N. Beniamovski), G.N. Aleksandrova
(+ T.V. Oreshkina and G.E. Kozlova), V.N. Beniamovski, E.P. Radionova
(+ O.N. Vassilieva), T.M. Kodrul, Yu.O. Gavrilov
(+ E.A. Shcherbinina).
c) Aleksandrova G.N. (Geological
Inst. RAS, Moscow) Ð The Paleocene and Eocene deposits of the
Sambian peninsula (Baltic sea cost).
d) Akhmetiev M.A. (Geological
Inst. RAS, Moscow) Ð K/T boundary in continental facies of the
Far East and Global biosphere crisis.
e) Beniamovski V.N. (Geological
Inst. RAS, Moscow) Ð To the ecology of the North Peri-Tethys Paleocene
benthonic foramifera).
f) Vassilieva O.N. (Geology
and Geochemistry Inst. Uralian Division RAS, Ekaterinburg),
Radionova E.P. (Geological Inst. RAS, Moscow)
Ð The Paleocene-Eocene transition biothic events of the
West Siberia and North Turgai by dinoflagellates and diatoms.
g) Zosimovich V.Yu, Shevchenko T.V.,
Ryabokon T. (Geol. Inst. UkrAS, Kiev) Ð Information on the
Ukrainean Paleogene Commission activity.
h) Zakrevskaya E.Yu. (Geological
State Museum, Moscow):
a)
ÒStratigraphical
distribution Paleogene large foraminifera of the North-East Peri-Tethys
and their zonesÓ
b)
ÒLower
and Middle Eocene boundary in shallow-water facies of the North-East
Peri-TethysÓ.
i) Information about preparing special
issue ÒPaleogene of RussiaÓ. There were finished some regional
chapters: ÒAmur River basinÓ. ÒNorth East RussiaÓ (Cis-Okhotian
region, Arctic sea cost region)Ó, ÒSambian peninsulaÓ, ÒSouth
part of Russian plateÓ and ÒWest Siberian plateÓ. Preparing several
paleontological chapters: ÒOstracodsÓ (I.A. Nikolaeva), ÒForaminiferaÓ
(E.M. Bugrova), ÒDiatoms and silicoflagellatesÓ (Z.I. Glezer).
5.
All-Russian Paleontological Conference
(Saint-Petersburg, All-Russian Geological Institute). April 8Ð9,
2004. (Radionova E.P. (Geological Inst. RAS, Moscow), I.A. Nikolaeva (All-Russian Geological Institute, Saint-Petersburg),
E.Yu. Zakrevskaya (Geological State Museum, Moscow).
6.
Palaeobotanical conference (A.N.
Kryshtofovich Memory Readings) Saint-Petersburg, October 25Ð26.
Botanical Inst. RAS. (T.M. Kodrul, M.G. Moisseeva (all Geological
Inst. RAS, Moscow), L.B. Golovneva (Botanical Inst. RAS, Saint-Petersburg).
7.
Russian Stratigraphical Committee
(Meeting). Presented Paleogene stratigraphical scheme on the Siberian
Platform (Eastern Part). Authors O.V. Grinenko et al. April 10,
2004.
THE MAINTENANCE OF THESIS AND REFERENCES
THESIS (Russian)
1.
Bogatchkin
A.B. Paleomagnetic stratigraphy and petromagnetism of the
Caucasus and Nortn Cis-Caspian Paleogene deposits (Saratov, Saratov
State Univ. 2004. 28.05). 172 p.
2.
Ilyin
I.V. The Cretaceous and Paleogene Crustaceamorpha, Decopoda
of the European Part of Russia and some districts of Ukraine,
Kazakhstan and Usbekistan (Moscow, Moscow State Univ. 2004. 21.05).
204 p.
3.
Malyshkina
T.P. Elasmobranchii near the western boundary of the West-Siberian
Paleogene sedimentary basin, their stratigraphic and paleogeographic
significances (Ekaterinburg, Geology and Geochemistry
Inst. Uralian Division RAS, 2004. 23.06). 172 p.
4.
Popov
E.V. The Cretaceous and Paleocene Holocephali, Chimaeroidei
of the South European part of Russia (Saratov, Saratov State Univ. 2004.
28.05). 440 p.
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Edited by Sun Ge, Sun Y.W., Akhmetiev M.A., Ashraf R.A. (Aug.
31ÐSept. 9, 2004. Changchun, China. 78 p.
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Recent advance on the research of Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
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