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April 9, 2024Moscow University Bulletin Series 4 GeologyOpen Access

A unique find of the ammonite Kamerunoceras (Acanthoceratidae, Ammonoidea) in the Turonian (Upper Cretaceous) of the South-Western Crimea

E. Yu. Baraboshkin P. A. Fokin

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The Turonian ammonite Kamerunoceras sp. ex gr. turoniense (d’Orb.) was found for the first time in the South-Western Crimea, in the section of the Aksu-Dere ravine, northward of the Kudrino Village (the Kacha River basin). This is the first discovery of representatives of this genus in Russia.

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