Source provenance

Sameeni, S.J. (1989). A Note on the Stratigraphic Distribution of Eoannularia eocenica Cole & Bermudez. Geological Bulletin of the Punjab University, 24, 77-79.

Cited by 2 units (2 published) · 0 field-level citations · 2 revision notes.

Documents the stratigraphic range of the foraminifer Eoannularia eocenica (Upper Paleocene to Middle Eocene) in northern Pakistan, occurring in the Upper Paleocene Lockhart Limestone (and the overlying Patala Formation) across Hazara, the Kala Chitta Range and the Salt Range (Nammal Gorge), associated with Lockhartia haimei, Miscellanea miscella and Ranikothalia sindensis; the Lower Paleocene Hangu Formation lies below the range.

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• Cenozoic Lockhart Limestone Paleogene
  • Fossils: Sameeni (1989): the Upper Paleocene Lockhart Limestone (Hazara, Kala Chitta Range and Salt Range / Nammal Gorge) carries the benthonic foraminifer Eoannularia eocenica (its range in northern Pakistan is Upper Paleocene to Middle Eocene) together with Lockhartia haimei, Miscellanea miscella and Ranikothalia sindensis - a diagnostic Upper Paleocene assemblage.
• Cenozoic Patala Formation Paleogene
  • Fossils: Sameeni (1989): the Upper Paleocene Patala Formation, overlying the Lockhart Limestone in Hazara, the Kala Chitta Range and the Salt Range, carries the same Upper Paleocene foraminiferal assemblage, including Eoannularia eocenica (at the upper end of its range) with Lockhartia haimei, Miscellanea miscella and Ranikothalia sindensis.