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Globigerina (Globigerina) Praebulloides Blow 1959: Laboratorium Mikropaleontologi 2014

The document summarizes information about the foraminifera species Globigerina praebulloides. It describes the species' alternative names, morphology based on descriptions by Blow (1959) and Srinivasan (1975), subspecies like G. praebulloides pseudociperoensis, synonyms, stratigraphic range, and comparisons to related species. It also analyzes microplankton fossils found in the Gunung Kinjeng and Gunung Gede areas of Indonesia, identifying 48 microplankton and 27 microbenthos species belonging to the Globigerinacea superfamily and Globigerinidae, Globorotalidae, Hantkenidae families. Rock ages were determined

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Globigerina (Globigerina) Praebulloides Blow 1959: Laboratorium Mikropaleontologi 2014

The document summarizes information about the foraminifera species Globigerina praebulloides. It describes the species' alternative names, morphology based on descriptions by Blow (1959) and Srinivasan (1975), subspecies like G. praebulloides pseudociperoensis, synonyms, stratigraphic range, and comparisons to related species. It also analyzes microplankton fossils found in the Gunung Kinjeng and Gunung Gede areas of Indonesia, identifying 48 microplankton and 27 microbenthos species belonging to the Globigerinacea superfamily and Globigerinidae, Globorotalidae, Hantkenidae families. Rock ages were determined

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Laboratorium Mikropaleontologi 2014

Species Globigerina praebulloides Blow 1959

Alternative name:
Globigerina (Globigerina) praebulloides Blow 1959
Discussion / Comments:
Van Eijden & Smit (1991):
Remarks. Intermediate forms with G. euapertura Jenkins, 1960 occur. It grades
into G. bulloides d'Orbigny, 1826 and Globoquadrina altispira globosa Bolli,
1957a in the Oligocene-Miocene at Site 758. Aberrant final chambers occur
commonly.
Srinivasan (1975):
According to Blow (1959), Globigerina praebulloides is ancestral to G.
bulloides, from which it differs in having a more equatorial outline and smaller
and less strongly arched aperture.
Systematics:

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Genus Globigerina
Species Globigerina praebulloides
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Ordo Foraminiferida
Familia Globigerinidae
Genus Globigerina
Species Globigerina praebulloides
Species Globorotalia crassata

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Subspecies Globigerina praebulloides pseudociperoensis Blow


1969

Diagnosis / Definition:
Blow (1969):
Description of holotype: The moderate size test consists of about 12-13
chambers arranged in a distinct trochospire with five chambers present in the
last whorl but only 4 chambers are present in the penultimate whorl. The
chambers are inflated, subglobular and not much embracing. The dorsal and
ventral intercameral sutures are sharply incised and radial in direction. The
umbilicus is wide, open and deep. The aperture is a low intraumbilical arch
without a distinct rim or lip. The trochospire opens rapidly but the coiling
mode is uniform throughout ontogeny without any noticeable change in the
laxity or tightness of the coiling. The dorsal spire is high and protrudes
significantly above the dorsal surfaces of the chambers of the last whorl. From
the dorsal side, the chambers are seen to increase in size quite rapidly and the
spiral suture is seen to be distinctly depressed. Wall, calcareous, radial hyaline
[62a], finely perforate with the pores opening into small pits. The ridges
between the "honey-comb" network of pits are not greatly thickened and the
pits are of much the same diameter as the exterior parts of the pores. Maximum
diameter of holotype 0.33 mm.
Discussion / Comments:
Blow (1969):
Remarks: As viewed from the ventral side Globigerina praebulloides
pseudociperoensis is morphologically very close to G.ouachitaensis
ciperoensis. Purely from the ventral side intraspecific variation amongst
specimens referable to Pseudociperoensis appears to be greater than the interspecific variation seen in comparing populations of pseudociperoensis with
populations of ciperoensis. However, the chambers of pseudociperoensis are
less closely appressed than in ciperoensis and this, is reflected in the ventral
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aspect of the two taxa. In general, the umbilicus is relatively wider in


specimens of pseudociperoensis than it is in specimens of ciperoensis.
However, the dorsal view of G. praebulloides pseudociperoensis is quite
distinctive and the more rapidly opening and higher spire permits
differentiation of the two forms. Further, the wall of G. praebulloides
pseudociperoensis possesses smaller surface pits than those of G. ouachitaensis
ciperoensis and the ridges between adjacent pits are more thickened and
pronounced in the latter form. Usually G. ouachitaensis ciperoensis has five
chambers in both the penultimate and ultimate whorls but G. praebulloides
pseudo ciperoensis has 4 chambers in the penultimate whorl and 5 chambers in
the final convolution. In G. ouachitaensis ciperoensis the spire opens slowly
with the chambers only increasing slowly in size as added. The spire of G.
ouachitaensis ciperoensis is depressed and the chambers are usually quite
strongly embracing especially in the penultimate whorl. Stratigraphical Range:
The range of the taxon is not yet fully evaluated but specimens have been
observed over the interval of Zone N. 12 & Zone N. 7. The holotype comes
from sample C-321, Lower Palembang formation, Central Sumatra; basal part
of Zone N. 11.
Synonym list:
Blow (1969):
1969 Globigerina praebulloides pseudociperoensis BLOW. - BLOW : p.381 pl.
17, figs. 8-9
References:
Blow,W.H. (1969):
Late middle Eocene to Recent planktonic foraminiferal biostratigraphy.
In: Proceedings of the First International Conference on Planktonic
Microfossils, Geneva 1967 Vol. 1 Eds: Bronnimann, P.Renz, H.H. p. 199-422

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Analisis stratigrafi daerah Gunung Kinjeng terdiri dari Satuan napal


dengan sisipan batupasir gampingan, sedangkan daerah Gunung Gede Satuan
batupasir gampingan dengan sisipan napal. Kedua satuan batuan tersebut masuk
kedalam satuan resmi yakni Formasi Sentolo dengan ketebalan berkisar antara dua
ratus lima puluh meter. Pada Formasi Sentolo banyak dijumpai foraminifera
plangtonik yang dapat untuk penentuan umur relative dan foraminifera bentonik
yang dapat dipergunakan untuk penentuan lingkungan pengendapan. Hasil analisis
fosil mikroplangton pada daerah Gunung Kinjeng dan Gunung Gede dijumpai
satu super famili Globigerinacea, tiga famili Globigerinidae, Globorotalidae,
Hantkenidae, dari ketiga famili ini dijumpai empat puluh delapan spesies
mikroplangton dan dua puluh tujuh mikrobentos. Berdasarkan fosil mikroplangton
umur batuan Gunung Gede N-9, sedangkan umur batuan Gunung Kinjeng N12 N14 (Miosen Tengah). Berdasarkan fosil mikrobentos dapat di ketahui lingkungan
pengendapannya pada bathyal atas.

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