Published papers on project 1-09-234

• Paper in journal 4
  
• Summary in proceedings 1
  

1. Type of paper: Paper in journal
   

   Title: Salpingoporella polsaki n.sp. (Calcareous algae; Dasycladaceae) from the Cenomanian deposits of the Island of Brač
   

   Authors:

   Jelaska, Vladimir (92875)

   Journal: Geološki vjesnik
   ISSN: 0016-7924
   Volume: 44
   Year: 1991
   Pages: from 1 to 7
   Number of references: 15
   Language: engleski
   Summary: A new species of the genus Salpingoporella (S. polsaki n.sp.) is characterized by proximally widened ramifications that only slightly widen distally. On the surface, they assume an almost rectangular shape and are covered by a thin calcareous membrane. Salpingoporella polsaki n.sp. was found in Cenomanian deposits in western part of the Island of Brač.
   Keywords: Calcareous alga, Cenomanian, Stratigraphy, Paleoecology
   

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2. Type of paper: Paper in journal
   

   Title: Two New Species of Calcareous Algae (Dasycladaceae) from the Upper Dogger of Southern Dalmatia (Croatia)
   Journal: Geologia Croatica
   Volume: 45
   Year: 1992
   Pages: from 15 to 24
   Number of references: 17
   Language: engleski
   Summary: Two new species of calcareous algae (Dasycladaceae) are described. One - Salpingoporella croatica n.sp. is characterized by a clyindrical skeleton and undivided, phloiophorous to partly vesiculiferous ramifications, arranged in whorls. The other species - Uragiella ragusina n. sp. also has a cylindrical thallus and ramifications arranged in whorls. The shape of the ramifications, however, varies from nodular or tubecular to a typically pyriform and more rarely, to the Uragiella type. The ramifictions are often deformed, which is particularly visible in more distal tangential sections. Both species are found in the same sample which belongs, chronostratigraphycally, to the UpperDogger.
   Keywords: Calcareous algae, Upper Dogger, Adriatic carbonate platform, Croatia
   

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3. Type of paper: Paper in journal
   

   Title: Salpingoporella robusta n. sp. (Calcareous algee; Dasycladaceae) from the Upper Barremian - Lower Aptian of Mt. Biokovo, Croatia
   Journal: Geologia Croatica
   Number: 2
   ISSN: 1330-030x
   Volume: 46
   Year: 1993
   Pages: from 175 to 180
   Number of references: 9
   Language: engleski
   Summary: Salpingoporella robusta n.sp. (Dasycladaceae) is characterized by a narrow central cavity and comparatively thick calcareous sleeve with large ramifications. The new species was found in deposits which indicate a transitional subtidal-lagoonal to restricted shoal or back reef environment of Upper Barremian or, possibly,Lower Aptian age.
   Keywords: Calcareous algae, Lower Cretaceous, Dinaric Karst, Croatia
   

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4. Type of paper: Paper in journal
   

   Title: Dissocladella bystrickyi n. sp., a new calcareous alga (Dasycladaceae) from Upper Triassic dolomites of Mt. Medvednica (northern Croatia)
   Journal: Geologia Croatica
   Number: 1
   ISSN: 1330-030x
   Volume: 48
   Year: 1995
   Pages: from in to press
   Number of references: 9
   Language: engleski
   Summary: Dissocladella bystrickyi n. sp. occurs in early diagenetic Upper Triassic dolomites, that were deposited in tidal flat and tidal chanell environments in the carbonater platform interior. The new alga, assigned to the genus Dissocladella, is characterised by verticillate and distally flatened primary ramifications which give rectangular pores and bear 5-7 club-shaped secondaries each. Its stratigraphic position is suposed to be within the Norian-Rhaetian time span.
   Keywords: calcareous alga, Dasyclasdaceae, Upper Triassic dolomites, Croatia
   

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5. Type of paper: Summary in proceedings
   

   Title: The Revision of Genera Physoporella STEINMANN and Oligoporella PIA (Dasycladales, Green Algae)
   Proceedings title: 6th International Symposium on Fossil Algae and Carbonate Platforms - ABSTRACTS
   Language: engleski
   Place: Ankara, Turska
   Year: 1995
   Pages: from 15 to 15
   Meeting: 6th International Symposium on Fossil Algae and Carbonate Platforms
   Held: from 09/18/95 to 09/22/95
   Summary: The presence of single or double whorls is considered as the main characteristic that separates Physoporella and Oligoporella, because of its biological importance. Physoporella (STEINMANN 1903) emend.: Thallus cylindrical with piriferous branches arranged in single whorls. Oligoporella (PIA 1912) emend.: Thallus cylindrical with piriferous branches arranged in double whorls. Each double whorl consists of two very close whorls of branches. Physoporella karrerioidea (PIA 1935) is transformed into the new genus Ardeiporella n. gen.: Thallus cylindrical with thick calcareous skeleton and narow central cavity. Verticillate branches each consisted of "neck, head and bill".
   Keywords: calcareous algae, Dasycladales, Permian, Triassic, systematics
   

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