Journal of Geological Society of India (Online archive from Vol 1 to Vol 78)

K. U. Varma ¹, V. V. Shyam Sunder ¹, T. Y. Naidu ¹

Affiliations
1 Department of Geology, Andhra Univtrsity, Waltair 530003, IN

Abstract

Twenty-five ostracode taxa are recorded from the Tekkali Creek, East Coast o f India. Of these the following three new spxies are describ:d in detail: Hemicyiheridea bhatiai, Loxoconcha tekkaliensis and Neomnonoceratina jaini, while Neosinocyihcre dekrooni and Paijenborchella (Eopaijenborchella) mlaiensis are being reported for the first time from the Indian waters.

Keywords

Recent, Ostracoda, Tekkali Creek, East Coast.

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V. V. Shyam Sunderk ¹, K. U. Varma ¹, T. Y. Naidu ¹

Affiliations
1 Department of Geology, Andhra University, Visakhapatnarn - 530 003, IN

Abstract

Thirty-three species of Ostracoda have been identified from the Goguleru creek and the adjacent open beach, east coast of India. Of these, the following five species are described as new: Copytus coromandalensis, Loxoconcha guhai, Neocytheromorpha goguleruensis, Paijenborchellu keiji and Paradonostoma bhatiai. Keijia dernissa(Brady), 1868 is recorded for the first time from Indian waters.

Keywords

Recent, Ostracoda, Goguleru Creek, East Coast.

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T. Y. Naidu ¹, K. U. Varma ¹, V. V. Shyam Sunder ¹

Affiliations
1 Department of Geology, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam - 530 003, IN

Abstract

Twenty-nine species of Recent Ostracoda have been identified from the continental shelf sediments off Pentakota and Kalingapatnarn, Central East Coast of India. Of the twenty-nine species, five species are abundant, nine species are common and fifteen species are rare in occurrence. The distribution and diversity of the Ostracoda suggest that the inner and outer shelf environments are more favourable than the middle shelf of Pentakota whereas the inner shelf is more favourable than the middle and outer shelf environments off Kalingapatnam. On the whole, the Pentakota shelf environment is more favourable for the Ostracods to survive than Kalingapatnam shelf.

Keywords

Palaeontology, Recent Ostracoda, Continental Shelf, East Coast.

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