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While others, such as Audi and Mercedes-Benz, are busy bringing their first generation of SUV-based coupes to market, BMW is launching the second round. Just a few months before the next generation of the X6 will be unveiled, the BMW X4 comes to market – as a sporty derivative of the X3.
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The 2014 NYIAS press days are over and the public days have now kicked off. There were several exciting debuts (global and North American) at this year's New York show, which we covered earlier this week in the following threads.
And here are some video looks at the BMW and MINI displays at the show, along with the BMW press conference.
The new BMW X4 Sports Activity Coupe (SAC) bows its head for the first time in public at the New York Autoshow. Based on the current X3, the new X4 comes in at $45,625 and will be offered in the familiar 240HP 2.0L 4-cylinder N20, dubbed the xDrive28i and the Turbocharged 3.0L 6-cylinder xDrive35i ($48,925).
The X4 starts production this summer at BMW's Spartanburg South Carolina plant. Expect to see the X4 dueling it out with the upcoming Porsche Macan!
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The 2015 X4 U.S. price and order guide is now available (click on image below). Together with the online configurator, you can now price out and visualize your X4.
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Kentish Flats Extension
In May 2010, Vattenfall was offered the opportunity to extend Kentish Flats Wind Farm by The Crown Estate. The Crown Estate leases the seabed to wind farm developers on behalf of the UK Government.
Vattenfall assessed the feasibility of the project and decided to seek consent from the Planning Inspectorate (formerly IPC) to extend the existing Kentish Flats Wind Farm.
Vattenfall then began extensive discussions and consultation with the local community, local authorities and statutory consultees
Due to the size of the infrastructure, the application was considered by the National Planning Inspectorate. Public hearings took place in May 2012 and, after consideration, the Inspector submitted his recommendation to the Secretary of State. On 19 February 2013 Vattenfall was granted consent to extend the 30-turbine scheme by up to 17 turbines. (For a full digital recording of the public hearings and the application process, please log on to the link below)
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This means that the extension itself will be capable of generating up to 173,000 megawatt hours (MWh) of clean electricity every year, which is equivalent to the total annual electricity needs of up to 42,196 UK households*. The extension will be constructed more than 7km from shore and will cover nearly 8 sq km.
The existing Kentish Flats Offshore Wind Farm has been generating clean electricity since 2005. Find out more about this project by visiting:
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The construction timetable is now in place and Vattenfall will commence onshore works in Autumn 2014. A public consultation will be held in 2014 with local residents and regular updates provided.
The development itself will consist of 15 3.3 Megawatt turbines which will provide an additional maximum installed capacity of up to 49.5MW. Offshore works will commence mid-2015.
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Work gets underway next week on Vattenfall's £165m extension to Kentish Flats Wind Farm as the developer prepares for the deployment of 15 turbines in the summer of 2015.
The preparatory work is scheduled to start offshore on 22 October 2014 as Vattenfall prepares the sea bed for 30 kilometres of cable between turbines at Kentish Flats Extension and from the wind farm to the shore. Work to lay electricity cables from the shore at Hampton Pier to Red House Farm Substation in Thornden Wood Road, Herne Bay is scheduled to start in late November this year.
Matthew Green, Vattenfall's Project Director for the construction of Kentish Flats Extension, said: "Kentish Flats Extension was consented in spring 2013 and since then we have been planning, organising and contracting. We're now ready to go and by this time next year we plan to be generating low carbon power from all 15 wind turbines. Building an offshore wind farm is no easy task; that is why it is one of the most exciting engineering challenges around today."
From 22 October this year Vattenfall's main offshore electrical contractors, Bohlen & Doyen, will start to use an underwater jetting tool to create the trenches in the sea bed. Then in May 2015, from the same machinery, the cables will be laid at their required depth with more ease when cabling installation activities commence. The work this October is being carried out well in advance of cable laying to ensure that any obstructions along the sea bed are dealt with to avoid delay to the project at a later stage.
During this and further offshore construction Vattenfall will be issuing Notices to Mariners and working closely with Canterbury City Council's Foreshore Services Department to ensure thatwater users are kept regularly informed as the work progresses.
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2014 (vol. 14)
Revision of "Falaise de Blanche" (Lower Cretaceous) in Lebanon, with the definition of a Jezzinian Regional Stage
Sibelle MAKSOUD, Bruno GRANIER, Dany AZAR, Raymond GÈZE, Jean-Claude PAICHELER & Josep A. MORENO-BEDMAR
Abstract: The "Falaise de Blanche"
is a prominent cliff, consisting mostly of Lower Cretaceous limestones that extends as linear outcrops over most of the Lebanese territory and provides geologists a remarkable reference for stratigraphic studies. However, until now, this unit was lacking a clear definition. We introduce herein the Jezzinian Regional Stage, the type-locality of which is
at Jezzine. It equates as an unconformity-bounded unit and, per definition, it is framed by two discontinuities. Because we identified an additional, median sequence-boundary, poorly-expressed in the type-section but better at
Aazour, only 4.5 km westward of Jezzine, the new regional stage implicitly spans two sequences. The lithostratigraphic framework being properly redefined, we were able to investigate time-constrained micropaleontological assemblages, consisting mostly of benthic foraminifers and calcareous algae. Typically Southern
Tethysian, these assemblages contribute to high-resolution, holostratigraphic correlations with the Persian Gulf area, on the
eastern part of the Arabian Plate. The Jezzinian interval correlates with the upper part of the Kharaibian Regional Stage (also known as "Thamama II" reservoir unit in the oil industry). In turn, the Jezzinian is indirectly correlated with the Northern Tethysian Urgonian stratigraphic units where it corresponds to a rather short interval encompassing the standard Barremian - Bedoulian stage boundary. Locally the upper discontinuity is associated to a significant intra-Bedoulian hiatus. The macrofossil assemblages found in the Jezzinian (echinids) and above it (ammonites) support, or at least do not contradict, our micropaleontological dating.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 18, p. 401-427
Published online in final form (pdf) on November 14, 2014
The genera Subgrossouvria Spath and Orionoides Spath (Ammonitina, Perisphinctidae) from the Leckenbyi Horizon (Upper Callovian, Athleta Zone) of Montreuil-Bellay (Maine-et-Loire, France)
Alain BONNOT, Pierre-Yves BOURSICOT & Patrice FERCHAUD
Abstract: In the Montreuil-Bellay area (Maine-et-Loire, France), the lowermost bed of the Upper Callovian (Leckenbyi Horizon) contains a very abundant ammonite fauna (N=3275).
The Family Perisphinctidae is represented by Choffatia isabellae Bonnot et al., the
genus Pseudopeltoceras Spath, the genus Subgrossouvria Spath,
which includes S. famula (Bean in Spath) and S. crassa Gérard & Contaut,
and the genus Orionoides Spath, which comprises O. indicus Spath. Thanks to the abundance and quality of the material, it was possible to describe and figure macroconchs and microconchs of these three species, including adult specimens with preserved peristome. The stratigraphical ranges of these
taxa are also specified and their potential descendants can be considered. These species are unknown in the uppermost Middle Callovian, and we assume that they
colonized the northwestern part of the European platform via the southern margin of the Tethys, as
did Peltoceras marysae Bonnot et al. and Choffatia isabellae Bonnot et al.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 17, p. 351-399
Nannofossils and foraminifera from the Salamanca Formation (Paleocene) in Punta Peligro Norte (Chubut, Argentina)
Margarita SIMEONI
Abstract: An assemblage of nannofossils from the Salamanca Formation is reported for the first time from the Punta Peligro Norte locality in the San Jorge Gulf Basin, Argentina. Several recognized nannofossils have a stratigraphic distribution within the lower Danian. The assemblage of nannofossils and associated foraminifera is here discussed taking into account biostratigraphic and paleoecological
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 16, p. 343-349
Ostracodes from the Upper Cretaceous deposits of the Potiguar Basin, northeastern Brazil: taxonomy, paleoecology and paleobiogeography. Part 2: Santonian-Campanian
Enelise K. PIOVESAN, Maria Cristina CABRAL, Jean-Paul COLIN, Gerson FAUTH & Cristianini TRESCASTRO BERGUE
Abstract: Sixty-four Ostracoda taxa were recorded from the SantonianCampanian of Potiguar Basin, northeastern Brazil. The following new species were described: Triebelina anterotuberculata, Triebelina obliquocostata, Cophinia ovalis, Fossocytheridea potiguarensis, Ovocytheridea anterocompressa, Ovocytheridea triangularis, Perissocytheridea jandairensis, Semicytherura musacchioi and Protocosta babinoti. The faunal association indicates predominantly shallow marine environments, intercalated with typically mixohaline levels. These species are mostly endemic, although the presence of six species common to West and North Africa shows that migration was still possible by the end of the Cretaceous.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 15, p. 315-341
Published online in final form (pdf) on October 14, 2014
Temporal and latitudinal trends in the biodiversity of European Atlantic Cenozoic gastropod (Mollusca) faunas. A base for the history of biogeographic provinces
Pierre LOZOUET
Abstract: A general overview of the biodiversity of the marine fauna during the Tertiary period is developed in the context of the biogeographical evolution of the European realm. This study combines a reappraisal of the literature with a unique first-hand source of data on the richest marine group (the gastropods) from over a 25 million year period (Early Oligocene to Late Miocene). In total the French deposits have yielded more than 10,000 species from the Eocene to the
Upper Miocene. Evidence of significant bias in the fossil record is pointed out for the Palaeocene (Danian) and Upper Eocene
(Priabonian). For the period considered (Palaeocene to Late Miocene, ca 50 million years) the second highest diversity is reported in the Late Oligocene. This study reveals also the importance of pre-Miocene extinctions of genera. The Oligocene was when the latitudinal differentiation of the faunas was greatest. The local generic gastropod richness ranges from 59 (Rupelian of Belgium) to 494 (Chattian of
Aquitaine). A clear trend towards homogenization appears in the Late Oligocene which leads
to the development of a vast biogeographical region named Euro-West Africa. This faunal evolutionary pattern has never been demonstrated before and is a novel feature of the biogeography of the Eastern-Atlantic region.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 14, p. 273-314
Origin of the Tethyan Hemihoplitidae tested with cladistics (Ancyloceratina, Ammonoidea, Early Cretaceous): an immigration event?
Didier BERT & Stéphane BERSAC
Abstract: The Late Barremian Hemihoplitidae (Ancyloceratina, Ammonoidea) are
widely known in the northern Tethyan Margin and the Essaouira-Agadir Basin (Morocco). Their rapid evolution and diversification make them one of the key groups for that period, but their origin remains
poorly known and several competing hypotheses have been published. These hypotheses are tested here with cladistic analysis in order to reject those receiving the least support and discuss
those well supported. The analysis discards the Crioceratitidae, Emericiceratidae (Emericiceras and Honnoratia) and Toxancyloceras as stem-groups of the Hemihoplitidae (Gassendiceras). The Toxancyloceras appear
instead to be a sister-taxon of the Moutoniceras, so we propose the latter to be classified
with the Ancyloceratidae rather than with the Heteroceratidae. The best supported hypothesis assumes that the Hemihoplitidae first appeared suddenly in the Essaouira-Agadir Basin at the end of the Early Barremian from small populations of
Boreal Paracrioceras. These latter could have migrated southward episodically before invading the northern Tethyan margin at the beginning of the Late Barremian. As a consequence, the Paracrioceratidae fam. nov. is proposed to
include the Boreal groups Fissicostaticeras / Paracrioceras / Parancyloceras, and Gassendiceras essaouirae sp. nov. is proposed as a new name for the Moroccan endemic "Barrancyloceras" maghrebiense sensu Company et al.,
2008, non Immel, 1978.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 13, p. 255-272
Ostracodes from the Upper Cretaceous deposits of the Potiguar Basin, northeastern Brazil: taxonomy, paleoecology and paleobiogeography. Part 1: Turonian
Enelise K. PIOVESAN, Maria Cristina CABRAL, Jean-Paul COLIN, Gerson FAUTH & Cristianini TRESCASTRO BERGUE
Abstract: This paper describes thirteen new species and
two new genera of marine and brackish water ostracodes from the Turonian
deposits of Potiguar Basin, NE Brazil, among a total of 53 taxa. The new
species include Cophinia grekoffi, Fossocytheridea tiberti, Haughtonileberis dinglei, Hemicytherura viviersae,
Jandairella obesa (new genus and species), Loxocorniculum? narendrai, Ovocytheridea posteroprojecta, O. reymenti, Perissocytheridea caudata,
P. mossoroensis, Potiguarella grosdidieri (new genus and species), P. coimbrai and Procytherura ballentae.
The diversity and dominance indexes vary according to the paleoenvironment.
Three assemblages were identified: a predominantly mixohaline fauna in the
basal part of the section, followed by a diversified shallow marine fauna and,
in the upper part, a marine and brackish water ostracode fauna. Most of the
recorded species are endemic. Eight species are common to Northwest and North
Africa, indicating a faunal link during the Turonian. The study of the Turonian
faunas of the Potiguar Basin represents a significant improvement to understand
the dynamic evolution of the Brazilian basins and the paleobiogeographical
relationship with other regions.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 12, p. 211-252
Published online in final form (pdf) on July 3, 2014
Erratum: The
table rows of Appendix 2 (i.e.,
"Distribution of the ostracode species, with their abundances") should
have included numbers.
Format [PDF
Online since July 27, 2014
First record of lowermost Cretaceous shallow-water limestones in the basement of the Transylvanian Depression (Romania)
Ioan I. BUCUR, Adriana PĂCURARIU, Emanoil SĂSĂRAN, Sorin FILIPESCU & Rodica FILIPESCU
Abstract: Triassic,
Upper Jurassic and upper Lower Cretaceous sedimentary formations were previously
studied from the Transylvanian Depression basement, but the presence of
lowermost Cretaceous (Berriasian-Valanginian) has not been confirmed paleontologically. The carbonate sequence cored from a borehole drilled in the
central part of the Transylvanian Depression yields microfossil assemblages dominated by benthic
foraminifera. These new data unequivocally document the presence of characteristic Berriasian-Valanginian
taxa in these deposits.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 11, p. 199-210
A new type of entombment of Peronopsis (Agnostida) in a hyolithid conch
Oldřich FATKA & Vladislav KOZÁK
Abstract: An enrolled exoskeleton of the holaspid specimen of a tiny agnostid Peronopsis integra (Beyrich,
1845) entombed inside a conch of the hyolithid ?Buchavalites sp. is described from the middle Cambrian (Drumian) Jince Formation of the Příbram-Jince Basin (Czech Republic). The agnostid is associated with an ichnofossil of the feeding trace classified as Arachnostega-type behaviour. The enrolled attitude of the agnostid exoskeleton suggests that the specimen is a carcass rather than moult. Either the storm disturbance and/or well-protected source of food
hypotheses could explain the entombed agnostid. This additional example supports a benthic mode of life in the agnostid P. integra. The studied association of feeding tunnels of an unknown Arachnostega-strategist and Peronopsis preserved inside a hyolithid conch is a case of "frozen" behaviour.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 10, p. 191-198
The Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary and its 405-kyr eccentricity cycle phase: a new constraint on radiometric dating and astrochronology
Michel HENNEBERT
Abstract: Radiometric dating and astrochronologic dating still suffer discrepancies without knowing which one gives the most reliable results. A new tool is proposed to constrain both the approaches. The phase of the 405-kyr signal with respect to the Cretaceous - Paleogene boundary event has been determined in the Aïn Settara section (Kalaat Senan, central Tunisia). We use this phase value (Option 2), as well as an average of phase values obtained from the literature (Option 1), to examine the relationship linking both the radiometric (absolute) age assigned to the K-Pg boundary and the Cenozoic average-value of the ~405-kyr eccentricity period. A new useful constraint emerges: to any absolute age assumed for the K-Pg boundary corresponds a value of the mean Cenozoic 405-kyr period, and vice versa.
Supposing a K-Pg boundary radiometric age in the vicinity of 66.0 Ma, then the number of entire cycles (comprised between two minima of the 405-kyr eccentricity signal) within the Cenozoic Period could only be equal to 163. When adding to this figure the parts of the cycles preceding and following these 163 entire cycles the total duration of the Cenozoic Era becomes equal to 163.168 cycles (Option 1) or 163.081 cycles (Option 2).
We propose to grant a special interest to the determination of the 405-kyr cycle phase at stratigraphically well documented levels, particularly those that correspond to world-wide, sudden and catastrophic events, that are well located in time by reliable radiometric dates.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 9, p. 173-189
Published online in final form (pdf) on June 19, 2014
Novocrania turbinata synonym of N. anomala
Christian C. EMIG
Abstract: Anomia turbinata, or conical Anomia (= Novocrania turbinata), was described by Poli
(1795) in the
bathyal environment off the coast of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Patella anomala Müller, 1776 (= N. anomala)
being considered a synonym. The history of this species, commonly considered as the Mediterranean form of N. anomala,
will be described. Recently, several authors have described N. turbinata as a valid species on the basis of shell variations,
as compared to N. anomala. After analysis of the taxonomic
validity of these characters, both species are considered as
synonymous. That is supported by their occurrence in various localities, mainly
in the continental shelf. Their synonymy has been corroborated by molecular
analyses and is discussed with reference to the characteristics of the Mediterranean basins and their history since the
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 8, p. 159-171
Heydrichia (?) poignantii, sp. nov. (Sporolithaceae, Sporolithales, Rhodophyta), a 100 million year old fossil coralline red alga from north-eastern Brazil, and a new Hauterivian record of Sporolithon from Switzerland
William J. WOELKERLING, Bruno GRANIER & Dimas DIAS-BRITO
Abstract: Fossil
specimens of Heydrichia (?) poignantii, sp. nov. (Sporolithaceae,
Sporolithales, Rhodophyta), representing the first confirmation of the genus in
the fossil record, were discovered in thin sections of Albian limestones from
the Riachuelo Formation, Sergipe Basin, and in thin sections of Albian -
Cenomanian limestones from the Ponta do Mel Formation, Potiguar Basin in
north-eastern Brazil. A detailed morphological-anatomical account of the species
is provided, and its placement in Heydrichia is discussed in relation to
current classification proposals. Comparisons with the four other known species
of the genus, all non-fossil, show that H. poignantii is the only known
species of Heydrichia in which thalli are encrusting to sparsely warty to
horizontally layered with overlapping lamellate branches that commonly appear
variously curved or arched, and in which thalli have sporangial complexes that
become buried in the thallus. The evolutionary history of Heydrichia
remains uncertain, but available data suggest that the genus may have diverged
from the sporolithacean genus Sporolithon, known as early as Hauterivian
times (c. 129.4-132.9 ± 1 Ma) from Spain (and newly reported here from
Switzerland), or it may have arisen from a graticulacean alga such as Graticula,
dating from mid-Silurian times (c. 427-435 Ma). Current data also suggest
that Heydrichia is more likely to have arrived in Brazil from Central
Atlantic waters than from higher latitude South Atlantic waters. This implies
that currently living species in southern Africa probably arose later from
ancestors further equatorward in the South Atlantic, although confirming studies
are needed. All non-fossil species of Heydrichia are known only from the
southern hemisphere.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 7, p. 139-158
Published online in final form (pdf) on May 8, 2014
A negative carbon isotope excursion within the Dufrenoyia furcata Zone: proposal for a new episode for chemo-stratigraphic correlation in the Aptian
Fernando NUÑEZ-USECHE, Josep Anton MORENO-BEDMAR, Miguel COMPANY & Ricardo BARRAGÁN
Abstract: In this work we discuss a proposed updated division of the C7 isotope segment of Menegatti et al. (1998). The new standard division of the segment C7 is based on a revision of published Barremian-Aptian carbon isotope curves from stratigraphic sections of the Prebetic
Domain in Spain. It includes four distinct isotopic subunits labeled C7a to C7d, with a characteristic negative carbon isotope excursion at the base of the segment and which correlates with the Dufrenoyia furcata ammonite Zone. The negative excursion is recognized on a regional
extent, and the term Intra-Furcata Negative Excursion (IFNE) is proposed to identify it. We provide possible sites correlatable with the IFNE in both the Old and New
worlds, which suggest its potential use as an even global chemostratigraphic marker for the Aptian record.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 6, p. 129-137
Online since May 8, 2014
The Albian Stage in its type area, the Aube (France): a synthesis in a global sedimentary context
Francis AMÉDRO & Bertrand MATRION
Abstract: The Aube department is the type locality of the Albian stage created by d'Orbigny
(1842). Two formations are recognised in the clay facies
(the "Gault" auct.) of the stratotype, the Argiles tégulines de Courcelles (82 m), which is overlain by the Marnes de Brienne (43 m). The boundary between the two formations is defined at the top of an indurated bed (hardground
L'Étape) that is readily identifiable, both in the field, and from boreholes. The type area of the Albian stage is of great interest because of the size of the clay facies (more than 120 m) unique in the Anglo-Paris basin.
Today, 82 % of the lithological succession is documented accurately from 16
outcrops. In two intervals of respectively 33 m and 28.50 m thick, composite sections are made of overlapping sections which are correlated in the field with the help of lithological marker
beds. Six successive facies are described: in the Argiles tégulines de Courcelles and from bottom to top: 1 - phosphatic nodules
bed; 2 - silty clays; 3 - clays and limestone beds; in the Marnes de Brienne: 4 - clay
marls; 5 - gaize; 6 - clay marls. On a smaller scale, a decimetre to metre-scale rhythmicity can be identified in the
sedimentation. This is reflected in the Argiles tégulines de Courcelles by pluri-decimetric cycles that start with a silty level and are bounded at the top by a bored surface. In the Marnes de Brienne, the metric cycles
(except for the gaize where they are decimetric) exhibit alternating dark grey clay marl and a pale grey marl that herald the rhythmic chalks of the Cenomanian. Individual couplets probably represent the precession cycles (20
kyr). On the other hand, 13 lithoevents as phosphatic nodules beds, hardgrounds, glauconitic and sandy beds and ecoevents characterised by the brief abundance of
some fossils. These marker beds are very useful for fine correlations across the basin. A comparison is proposed between sandy units of Yonne and clay facies of Aube. The continuity of several phosphatic nodules beds is shown from Yonne in the South West to Aube and Perthois in the North
East, that is a distance exceeding 130 km. These marker beds are interpreted as Flooding Surfaces of 3rd-order cycles.
Finally, a detailed study of the lithology, complemented with the analysis of the ammonite and inoceramid
faunas, is used for a depositional sequence interpretation. As a result, eight sequences are identified in the upper half of the Argiles tégulines de Courcelles and in the Marnes de Brienne in the type area of the Albian stage, including two new sequences indexed AL 5a and AL
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 5, p. 69-128
Paleocene larger foraminifera from the Yucatán Peninsula (SE Mexico)
Vicent VICEDO, José Antonio BERLANGA & Josep SERRA-KIEL
Abstract: The
larger foraminifera found in the material from the Chichen Itzá Formation of
Campeche (SE Mexico) were studied in detail. The architectural analyses allow
the description of four new species and a new genus, namely, two agglutinated
conical foraminifera, Coskinolina yucatanensis n.sp. and Pseudofallotella
drobneae n. gen. n.sp., one new alveolinid, Borelis hottingeri n.sp.,
and one new rotaliid, Dictyoconoides boneti n.sp. The larger foraminifera
of the Chichen Itzá Formation are distributed across two different
associations: one includes Pseudofallotella drobneae, Neotaberina
sp., Rhabdorites sp., Borelis hottingeri, Dictyoconoides boneti,
Kathina sp., Miscellaneidae, Ranikothalia soldadensis and Hexagonocyclina
cristensis, while the other assemblage is composed of Coskinolina
yucatensis, Fallotella causae, Rhabdorites sp., Borelis
floridanus and Cincoriola cf. ovoidea. Some of these genera,
including Neotaberina and Dictyoconoides, are cited in the
Caribbean paleobioprovince for the first time in this paper. The first
association is dated as Thanetian (SBZ 3? to SBZ 4) by the presence of
Ranikothalia soldadensis. Though the age of the second association
remains uncertain, a similar age has been inferred.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 4, p. 41-68
Online since March 17, 2014
Acanthocythereis colini nomen novum for A. reticulata Sciuto, 2014
Francesco SCIUTO
Excerpt: In Sciuto (2014), a new species, Acanthocythereis reticulata, was described from the Upper Pliocene sediments of NE Sicily and belonging to the
Family Trachyleberididae Sylvester-Bradley, 1948. (...)
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 3, p. 39
Online since February 28, 2014
A Cretaceous chronostratigraphic database: construction and applications
Robert W. SCOTT
Abstract: Timing and rates of tectonic events, evolutionary processes, and oceanographic and paleoclimatic changes must be based on high-precision numerical age calibration of stages defined in Global Stratotype and Section Points (GSSPs). The Cretaceous Chronostratigraphic Database (CRETCSDB3) is an objective, testable database that calibrates select Cretaceous events and enables high-resolution chronostratigraphic correlations.
CRETCSDB3 is a compilation of more than 3500 taxa and marker beds in
nearly 300 published sections calibrated to a mega-annum
(Ma) scale. The database spans the Jurassic/Cretaceous and the Cretaceous/Paleogene boundaries. Construction of CRETCSDB3 began by plotting bioevents in the Kalaat Senan, Tunisia, Cenomanian-Turonian section to the 1989 time scale. The sedimentology, sequence stratigraphy, and biostratigraphy of this section were precisely documented and stage boundaries defined biostratigraphically. Additional sections with radiometrically dated beds were graphed to constrain the accuracy of the numerical scale. Ranges of first and last occurrences are calibrated to mega-annums of Cretaceous stages defined by GSSPs or reference sections. This database serves as a look-up table for interpolation and age calibration of other stratigraphic sections. The age ranges of some taxa and marker beds are preliminary and may be extended as new sections are added to the database.
CRETCSDB3 tested the numeric age calibration of the Albian/Cenomanian boundary. This boundary in North Texas accurately correlates with the GSSP in France by ammonites, planktic foraminifers and dinoflagellates. This stage boundary in North Texas correlates with the 97.88±0.69 Ma Clay Spur Bentonite in Wyoming by sequence stratigraphy and cosmopolitan dinoflagellates. The inconsistency between this age and the current 100.5 Ma date of the 2012 Geologic Time Scale remains to be evaluated independently.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 2, p. 15-37
Ostracods of the Upper Pliocene - Pleistocene Punta Mazza succession (NE Sicily) with special focus on the Family Trachyleberididae Sylvester-Bradley, 1948, and description of a new species
Francesco SCIUTO
Abstract: The ostracod associations of the Upper Pliocene-Pleistocene sedimentary succession out-cropping at Punta Mazza (Milazzo, Sicily NE) have been investigated. The ostracod fauna is often well-preserved and well-diversified:
there 42 species belonging to 24 genera have been found. The association consists almost exclusively of bathyal taxa such as Bythocypris obtusata (Sars), B. bosquetiana (Brady), Henryhowella ex H. profunda Bonaduce et al. group, Quasibuntonia radiatopora (Seguenza), Retibythere (Bathybythere) scaberrima Brady, Pseudocythere caudata Sars and Bythocythere mylaensis Sciuto. Also, the Krithe group is well-represented with Krithe compressa (Seguenza) and K. pernoides (Bornemann). Further taxa such as Cytheropteron testudo Sars are rare. Almost all species, especially those belonging to Trachyleberididae Sylvester-Bradley
are described, illustrated and commented on, including a new species, Acanthocythereis reticulata n.sp., found in the lower part of the section
in Upper Pliocene sediment, is proposed as new. Finally, a
specimen belonging to the genus Quasibuntonia Ruggieri is currently given in open nomenclature.
Carnets Geol., vol. 14, nº 1, p. 1-13
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Easy yet elegant pork tenderloin ideas
I'm completely overwhelmed with end of the semester commitments and don't have lots of energy to think creatively so any help is appreciated!
A long and tortuous project is coming to the end adn the group that I am involved with is celebrating it's completion on saturday night with a dinner at my house. I still have teaching and student commitments I need to finish so can't spend all day in the kitchen so need something elegant and tasty yet simple.
I have four pork tenderloins in the freezer so thought I"d use those. A salad and some potatoes as a side dish make a complete dinner. Just don't know what to do with the tenderloins. Last time I made them i stuffed them with pesto and could do that again but am thinking something different time though I don't know what...
Favorite easy recipes? Thanks!
the simplest way for me is salt and pepper, then roll in crushed toasted cumin, sear on all sides, then put into a shallow roasting pan with chicken stock and/or white wine, to cover about half the loin, and braise for about 20-30 mins, depending on how thick yours are. they come out very tender and juicy. and it doesn't have to be cumin, can be any herb - rosemary, thyme, etc.
re: mariacarmen
mariacarmen's suggestion is good. along these lines, salt and pepper the tenderloins, sear in a hot pan, then rub with a sort of pesto-like blend of olive oil and chopped fresh herbs (rosemary, sage, parsley, thyme, garlic, paprika). roast briefly just until they come to temperature. easy peasy, and very good!
Eating Well has a few recipes i really like. a couple of them sound a bit unusual at first when you see the ingredients, but they're delicious, and very easy:
you could stuff them with a combo of goat cheese and spinach or, as you mentioned, pesto's a great thing to use - you could stuff with a sun-dried tomato pesto, gruyere and prosciutto
A really nice dish, though it sounds weird, is pork braised in milk. Look it up and find a variation that calls to you. It doesn't seem like much could happen, but somehow the pork and milk make a wonderfully dreamy sauce. Just bear in mind that when it's cooking, the sauce looks curdled, but a quick trip in the blender clears it right up. It's a really elegant and unexpected way to serve pork. As a side note, I often add dill to mind, but tarragon would be great too.
re: katecm
Does the method work with tenderloins? I've done it with other, larger roasts.
re: NYCkaren
i agree, i don't think it works with tenderloin, the meat is just not fatty enough.
re: mariacarmen
It works beautifully, but you can't braise it for three hours. I do it just until cooked. Also works with pork chops.
re: katecm
Works best w/loins - Try this: Brown off some pearl onions and braise with the milk&pork, first 1/2 of cooking time covered, 2nd half uncovered. Result is moist pork and caramel-colored onion custard...really good.
I love the coffee marinated grilled pork tenderloin on epicurious. It marinates for 24-48 hours, which means that the real work is done ahead of time.
I made a fig and blue cheese stuffed tenderloin that was easy and delicious and was from the Washington Post Food section chat. Recipe goes like this: Preheat the oven to 450. Take a 1-pound pork tenderloin and cut it down the middle *lengthwise* -- but not all the way through. Open it up as much as you can. Then put a piece of plastic wrap over it and, using the meat mallet, whack it down to a thickness of 1/2 inch. Sprinkle a half-cup of crumbled blue cheese and a half-cup of chopped dried figs over the meat, roll it up lengthwise, tie it shut in several places along the roll, put it on a foil-covered jelly roll pan, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and bake. After 20 minutes, brush with melted apple jelly, then bake 10 more minutes. Remove, let rest for a few minutes, carve into rounds
and serve.
re: mariab
that sounds really good. any particular kind of blue cheese? i never know what i'm buying...
re: ChristinaMason
Gorgonzola would be good with the figs...
I do this on the grill but I like to wrap my (brined) pork tenderloins in pancetta. I brush them with a mixture of apricot or peach jam/orange juice/hot mustard/garlic. I don't know why you couldn't do this in the oven too.
Two easy/fast tenderloins:
1) S&P, chipotle powder - grill on med heat for 10-15 mins or til done
2)S&P, minced garlic and chopped fresh thyme - 350 for 30...simple and really good.
Season with kosher salt on all sides and sear the loins. Season with a conservative grind of black pepper. In separate pan, season and sweat leeks in butter until completely softened with a sprig of thyme and a clove of garlic. Cover if you have to, to prevent them from browning. Add a cup of heavy cream. Reduce slowly for about 5 minutes. Add the loins and cover with parchment and lid set askew. Braise very gently until the loins are desired temp. (150 deg) Remove the meat and continue to reduce the liquid to desired thickness (I like it saucy) fayefood.com