Abstract ref. 1614:
We have studied the carbonates with Archaeocyatha in the outcrop of Los Navalucillos-Pena Hueca (Montes de Toledo occidentales), that belong to Los Navalucillos Limestone. These organic carbonates are, for the most part, of algae activity, and to a smaller extent to that of other organisms. Archaeocyatha and Trilobites. On the whole it is a trans-reef area with small mounds of algae and archaeocyatha, and levels with cups and organic debris accumulations. We described the species: Rotundocyathus salebrosus (Vologdin, 1931); Sibirecyathus disepimentalis Vologdin, 1940b; Afiacyathus alloiteaui Debrenne, 1964; Rasetticyathus iglesiensis DebrenneE, 1971; Inessocyathus spatiosus (Bornemann, 1887); Protopharetra polymorpha Bornemann, 1887; Pycnoidocyathus toledani Perejon, 1976, and Anthomorpha sisovae (Vologdin, 1940a); this association is characteristic of the Upper Ovetiense.