Revision of Permian Ray-Finned Fishes from the Leninsk and Tailugan Formations of the Kuznetsk Basin

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Abstract

Permian ray-finned fishes from freshwater deposits of the Leninsk (Tatarian Series, Severodvinian Stage) and the Tailugan Formations (Tatarian Series, Vyatkian Stage) of Kuznetsk Basin are revised. The taxa considered in the work were not previously formally published and remained nomina nuda. Two new genera (Gregarialepis and Planalepis) and two new species (G. binaria and P. diserta) are described. Scales of Heterolepis undata (reidentified cf. Eurynotoides sp.), Mitinolepis surickovensis (reidentified Strelnia sp.), are too poorly preserved, the available features are not sufficient to distinguish new taxa, and they can only be identified to genus-level.

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A. S. Bakaev

Borissiak Paleontological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences; Kazan Federal University; Udmurt State University

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Russian Federation, Moscow, 117647; Kazan, 420008; Izhevsk, 426034

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2. Fig. 1. Geographical and stratigraphic distribution of the described fish: a – map of Russia with the study area; b – zones of topological variability of scales; c – summary section of the Kolchuginskaya series of Kuzbass. Abbreviations: ISS – International Stratigraphic Scale; GSS – General Stratigraphic Scale.

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3. Fig. 2. Scales of Late Permian ray-finned fishes from the Leninskaya and Tayluganskaya formations of Kuznetsk Basin (Kemerovo Region, Novokuznetsk District): a, b – Gregarialepis binaria Bakaev et Sergienko, sp. nov., scales of area B, near the area close to area C, holotype PIN, No. 5797/52, view from the outside: a – general view, b – drawing; Erunakovo-1 locality; Tatar division, Severodvinskian (?) Stage, Kolchuginskaya Series, Erunakovskaya Subseries, Leninskaya Formation; c–d – cf. Eurynotoides sp., scales of area A, specimen PIN, No. 5797/53, view from the outside: c – general view, d – detail, enlarged, d – drawing; Erunakovo-1 locality; Tatar division, Severodvinian (?) Stage, Kolchuginskaya Series, Erunakovskaya Subseries, Leninskaya Formation; f–g – Planalepis diserta Bakaev et Sergienko, sp. nov., scales from area B, near the area close to area C, holotype PIN, no. 5797/49, view from the outside: f – general view; g – detail, enlarged, h – drawing; Babiy Kamen-6 locality; Tatar division, Vyatkian Stage, Kolchuginskaya Series, Erunakovskaya Subseries, Tailuga Formation; i, j – Strelnia sp., scales from area A, specimen PIN, no. 5797/54: i – general view, j – drawing; Erunakovo-1 locality; Tatar Division, Severodvinsk (?) Stage, Kolchugin Series, Erunakov Subseries, Lenin Formation. The scale bar for Figs. g and f is 0.1 mm, for the rest – 0.5 mm.

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