Palynophénomènes dévoniens dans la région circumarctique
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https://doi.org/10.4138/atlgeo.2022.015Résumé
Les strates dévoniennes de l’Arctique d’aujourd’hui abritent des assemblages abondants et diversifiés de palynomorphes, terrestres, en particulier des sections du Dévonien moyen et supérieur. Quelques intervalles de strates du Dévonien inférieur et du Silurien ont fait l’objet d’études palynologiques et celles-ci ont révélé des similarités palynoflorales marquées à l’échelle de la région. Nous basant sur des documents publiés, nous présentons une compilation des six dernières occurrences (DO), des 44 premières occurrences (PO) et d’un phénomène d’abondance s’étant avérés utiles pour la corrélation dans l’Arctique d’aujourd’hui. Même si leur résolution chronostratigraphique est relativement faible et que la rareté des contrôles indépendants de la datation gêne l’attribution d’âges précis, la palynologie est la seule discipline biostratigraphique dont nous disposons pour l’établissement d’une corrélation chronostratigraphique sûre de la majorité des strates dévoniennes arctiques.
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