Moluscos del Maastrichtiano de la sierra El Antrisco Estado de Nuevo León
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En el estudio presente se describe el material de moluscos recolectado en 11 localidades de la sierra El Antrisco que no han sido mencionadas por otros autores. El material descrito corresponde a 41 especies de moluscos que pertenecen a 11 familias de gasterópodos, cuatro familias de cefalópodos y 12 familias de bivalvos. De las 41 especies descritas, 31 son reportadas por primera vez en el área de estudio. Asimismo, se contribuye al conocimiento del ambiente de depósito y paleoecología de la zona. Se ratifica la edad correspondiente al Maastrichtiano y se interpreta un ambiente de depósito de litoral con base en la fauna asociada, como son vermes y crustáceos, y restos de madera.
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