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The Cretaceous-Paleocene Boundary in the Subsurface Campeche Shelf, Southern Gulf of Mexico
Abelardo Cant
-Chapa
Instituto Polit
cnico Nacional, Mexico City, Mexico
Rom
n Landeros-Flores (deceased)
Petr
leos
Mexicanos, Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, Mexico
Dedicated to Mr. Rudecindo Cantarell, a fisherman who discovered and reported the existence of oil seeps in waters of the Campeche Shelf.
ABSTRACT
calcareous
or dolomitized
fragments cemented by micrite. Its age is established using Globotruncana
species. The Abkatun Formation is formally described as brown shale and shaly limestone
that contains Parvularugoglobigerina trinidadensis and Pa. pseudobulloides
of the lower Paleocene. The upper Paleocene is represented by greenish-gray shale that
contains Morozovella velascoensis, M. formosa formosa, M. aragonensis, and Globoanomalina
pseudomenardii.
The broad regional distribution and distinctive lithology of the Cantarell and Abkatun Formations allow them to be differentiated from overlying and underlying formations. The boundary between the lower and upper Paleocene is conformable.
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