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New Data on the Biogeography of the Permian Ammonoid Family Perrinitidae

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The biogeographical distribution of the ammonoid family Perrinitidae Miller and Furnish, 1940 is revised in connection with the first record of the ammonoid genus Properrinites Elias, 1938 in the Urals. The possible distribution pathways of this group, previously thought to be typically equatorial, are discussed. A migration scheme is proposed, according to which perrinitids migrated from their center of origin to the central region of the Tethys Ocean, and from there to the western and eastern regions of the Tethyan Realm and the Uralian Paleobasin.

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The author is very grateful to the reviewers for the constructive comments on the work.

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The study is supported by Program no. 17 of fundamental studies of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, “Evolution of the Organic world: Role and influence of planetary processes.”

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Leonova, T.B. New Data on the Biogeography of the Permian Ammonoid Family Perrinitidae. Paleontol. J. 53, 465–470 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0031030119050071

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