Dzhamansay Fm
Type Locality and Naming
Along Dzhamansay, Sultanuizdag Mountains. G.Yu. Alferov, A.A. Kulesh, D.A. Rubanov, 1963 (266, pp. 54-57). The stratotype is on the right bank of Jamansay (Dzhamansay). Uppermost formation in Sultanuizdag Gr
Synonym: Dzhamansay Suite, Jamansai Fm, Джамансайская св.
Lithology and Thickness
It is divided into three packages: at the base, package 1 - marbled limestones (Jamansay (Dzhamansay Ridge); package 2 - interbedding of siliceous, quartz-siliceous, quartz-micaceous, carbonaceous-quartz, amphibolite, calcareous slates, and thin layers of marbled limestones; package 3 - siliceous, siliceous-quartz slates with thin layers of marbled limestones and horizons of greenstone-altered effusives (metabasalts). The total thickness is up to 700m.
Relationships and Distribution
Lower contact
Along K.A.Keshishyan et al. (1995), it lies conformably on the Sultanuizdag Fm. S.S.Schultz (Jr.) (509) notes the transgressive position on the Sultanuizdag suite. Z.M.Abdurazimova considers the contacts with the underlying and overlying formations to be tectonic.
Upper contact
It is conformably overlain by the Beshmazar Fm. Z.M.Abdurazimova considers the contacts with the underlying and overlying formations to be tectonic.
Regional extent
Sultanuizdag Mountains, from the Tebinbulak Intrusive on the northwest to the left bank of Jamansay and further southeast to the lower reaches of Kahralsay.
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Fossils
Crinoids Pentagonocyclicus multibifidus crassus Yelt., P. imparus Yelt., P. cf. Discoides Yelt., P. ex gr. costatus Schew., P. ex gr. multiradialis Yelt., P. ex gr medius Yelt., Cyclocyclicus laticanalis Yelt., C. undulatus Yelt., C. vericosus Yelt., Entrochi cf. tornati Quenst., Desmidocrinus sp., Zeravshanocrinus incubus Schew.; tabulates - Squameofavosites sp. ind., Paraheliolites sp. ind., Pachycanalicula? sp. ind.; stromatoporoids - Amphipora sp.; foraminifers - Parastegnammina pseudocamerata Pojark., Vicinisphaera aqualita Antk., Uralinella aff. bicamerata E.Bykova; algae - Parmacaulis sp., Epiphyton sp. from thin layers of marbled limestones.
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