Salyan Formasyonu’undaki Üst Burdigaliyen-Alt Langiyen Crassostrea gryphoides Schlotheim, 1813 Kavkıları Üzerinde Biyoerozyon Yapıları, K. Maraş, Güneydoğu Türkiye

Abstract

The Salyan Formation Upper Burdigalian-Lower Langhian of K. Maraş, Turkey contains thick-bedded deposits of oysters. Bioerosion structures found on the Early-Middle Miocene oyster specimens Crassostrea gyrphoides Schlotheim, 1813 from the Northwestern K. Maraş Basin area are much affected by the boring of micro-organisms. The borings, represented by three ichnogenera, are assigned to Renichnus isp., Caulostrepsis isp., and Entobia isp. The activity of Clionid sponges, Polychaete worms and vermetid gastropods have also been observed

Keywords

• bioerosion
• Crassostrea gryphoides
• Salyan Formation
• Upper Burdigalian-Lower Langhian
• K. Maraş
• Turkey

Bioerosion Structures on the Crassostrea gryphoides Schlotheim, 1813 Shells from the Salyan Formation Upper Burdigalian-Lower Langhian , K. Maraş, Southeastern Turkey

Abstract

K. Maraş’da Salyan Formasyonu Üst Burdigaliyen-Alt Langiyen kalın oyster depoları içermektedir. Kahramanmaraş Miyosen Havza’sının kuzeybatısında, oyucu/delici mikro-organizmalar tarafından oluşturulan biyoerozyon yapıları Crassostrea gryphoides Schlotheim, 1813 oyster türü üzerinde bulunmuştur. Bu oyuk/delikler üç iz fosil cinsini; Renichnus isp., Caulostrepsis isp., ve Entobia isp., işaret etmektedir. Bu yapılar Klionid süngerler, Polychaete kurtlar ve vermetid gastropodların aktiviteleri olarak gözlemlenmşitir

Keywords

• biyoerozyon
• Crassostrea gryphoides
• Salyan Formasyonu
• Üst Burdigaliyen-Alt Langiyen
• K. Maraş
• Türkiye

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