Silicified microbiota of the Neoproterozoic silicites of the Teplá-Barrandian area near the southeast margin of the Landscape Protected Area of Křivoklát in the Czech Republic

 

Milada Vavrdová, Marcela Stárková

Geoscience Research Reports 42, 2009 (GRR for 2008), pages 133–135
Map sheets: Zdice (12-32)

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Abstract

Neoproterozoic silicites from the Blovice Formation (Kralupy-Zbraslav Group, Teplá-Barrandian Unit) commonly contain microscopic organic remains. Three localities of silicites from the SE margin of the Landscape Protected Area of Křivoklát - Vraní skála, Hudlická skála and Čihadlo localities – have been studied. Thin sections revealed a presence of silicified organic-walled coccoid and filamentous microfossils, most probably derived from the coastal cyanobacterial paleocommunities.