the asmari formation was deposited in the foreland basin of southwest iran (zagros basin). carbonate sequences of the asmari formation consist mainly of large benthic foraminifera along with other skeletal and non-skeletal components. three assemblage zones have been recognized by distribution of these large foraminifera in the study area that indicate oligocene age (rupelian-chattian). absence...

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a review of the known iranian species of the genus asaccus is presented. the genus asaccus is divided into two distinct geographical lineages. the nominotypical group is endemic to the mesopotamian region (western iran, eastern iraq, turkey and syria), and includes asaccus elisae, a. griseonatus, a. kermanshahensis, a. kurdistanensis, a. nasrullahi and a. saffinae, all restricted to the zagros ...

asmari formation was deposited in the foreland zagros basin (southwest iran). in this research, biostratigraphy related to the asmari formation in north of khorram abad, robat namaki section, is discussed. in the studied stratigraphic section, the asmari formation overlies the shahbazan formation and underlies gachsaran formation and consists of cream to gray medium to thick limestone and marl....

Within Iran, the Zagros Mountains show high biodiversity, with a wealth of endemic species. One these is geometrid moth Somatina wiltshirei Prout, 1938, originally described from Iran and Iraq. In present study, one mitochondrial up to nine protein-coding nuclear gene regions were used along comparative morphological examination investigate systematic position this The results support reclassif...

The Kashkan Formation (Paleocene to Middle Eocene), consists of conglomerate, sandstone, and siltstone in the Zagros Folded zone, southwest Iran. Type of the sedimentary facies, architectural elements and trace fossils show that Kashkan deposits were formed in a low sinuosity braided stream system, with north to south flow direction. The formation displays coarsening-upward succession reflects ...