Microfossils in Conophyton from the Soviet Union and Their Bearing on Precambrian Biostratigraphy

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Jul 1976

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Science, Volume 193, Issue 4248, pp. 143-146

Physics

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Silicified specimens of the Vendian (late Precambrian) "index fossil" Conophyton gaubitza from South Kazakstan contain a diverse assemblage of wellpreserved cyanophytic and apparently eukaryotic algae, the first stromatolitic microbiota to be reported from the Soviet Union. Unlike the stromatolites in which they occur, the microorganisms that apparently built this form of Conophyton did not become extinct at the end of the Precambrian.

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