taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
03969E197F7A3229439B3018FA8DF98E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768257/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768257	Fig. 3. Microphotographs of the Rectogordiopsis kamuranaeformis gen. et sp. nov. A–B. Holotype, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.2–36. A. Axial section. B. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. C–M. Paratypes. C. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY2.4–24. D. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.5–48. E. Transverse section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.3–29. F. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.7–27. G. Transverse section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.2–3. H. Subaxial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY2.2–24. I. Axial section, KTÜN. CO–KDY2.4–10. J. Subaxial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.7–15. K. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY2.1– 14. L. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY2.4–11. M. Subaxial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.2–35. Scale bars: A, C–M = 1 mm; B = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 3. Microphotographs of the Rectogordiopsis kamuranaeformis gen. et sp. nov. A–B. Holotype, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.2–36. A. Axial section. B. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. C–M. Paratypes. C. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY2.4–24. D. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.5–48. E. Transverse section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.3–29. F. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.7–27. G. Transverse section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.2–3. H. Subaxial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY2.2–24. I. Axial section, KTÜN. CO–KDY2.4–10. J. Subaxial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.7–15. K. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY2.1– 14. L. Axial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY2.4–11. M. Subaxial section, KTÜN.CO–KDY1.2–35. Scale bars: A, C–M = 1 mm; B = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F7A3229439B3018FA8DF98E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768259/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768259	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F7A3229439B3018FA8DF98E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768262/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768262	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F7A3229439B3018FA8DF98E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768264/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768264	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F79323240633518FA8DFA93.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768266/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768266	Fig. 7. Microphotographs of the Rectogordiopsis ovaliformis gen. et sp. nov. A–B. Holotype, KDY2.1–6, axial section. B. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. C–H. Paratypes. C. Axial section, KDY2.2–16. D. Subaxial section, KDY1.5–24. E. Axial section, KDY1.1–1. F. Tangential section, KDY1.2–19. G. Axial section, KDY2.1–52. H. Tangential section, KDY1.3–19. I. Subaxial/ Tangential section, KDY1.6–28. Scale bars: A, C–I = 1 mm; B = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 7. Microphotographs of the Rectogordiopsis ovaliformis gen. et sp. nov. A–B. Holotype, KDY2.1–6, axial section. B. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. C–H. Paratypes. C. Axial section, KDY2.2–16. D. Subaxial section, KDY1.5–24. E. Axial section, KDY1.1–1. F. Tangential section, KDY1.2–19. G. Axial section, KDY2.1–52. H. Tangential section, KDY1.3–19. I. Subaxial/ Tangential section, KDY1.6–28. Scale bars: A, C–I = 1 mm; B = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F79323240633518FA8DFA93.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768259/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768259	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F79323240633518FA8DFA93.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768262/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768262	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F79323240633518FA8DFA93.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768264/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768264	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F6332314046312DFA8DFEF8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768268/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768268	Fig. 8. Microphotographs. A–G. Davanella ankaraensis gen. et sp. nov. A–D, G. Paratypes. A. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–25. B. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–4. C. Axial section, KDY1.3–53. D. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–19. E–F. Holotype, KDY1.1–16. E. Axial section. F. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. G. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–2. H–L. Davanella acuminata gen. et sp. nov. H, K–L. Paratypes. H. Axial section, KDY2.1–49. I–J. Holotype, KDY2.1–17. I. Axial section. J. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. K. Subaxial section, KDY2.3–16. L. Transversal section, KDY2.1–48. M–R. Kaganella tekini gen. et sp. nov. M–N. Holotype, KDY2.2–2. M. Axial section. N. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. O–R. Paratypes. O. Axial section, KDY2.2–35. P. Subaxial section, KDY1.3–35. Q. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–40. R. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–27. Scale bars: A–E, G–I, K–M, O–R = 1 mm; F, J, N = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 8. Microphotographs. A–G. Davanella ankaraensis gen. et sp. nov. A–D, G. Paratypes. A. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–25. B. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–4. C. Axial section, KDY1.3–53. D. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–19. E–F. Holotype, KDY1.1–16. E. Axial section. F. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. G. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–2. H–L. Davanella acuminata gen. et sp. nov. H, K–L. Paratypes. H. Axial section, KDY2.1–49. I–J. Holotype, KDY2.1–17. I. Axial section. J. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. K. Subaxial section, KDY2.3–16. L. Transversal section, KDY2.1–48. M–R. Kaganella tekini gen. et sp. nov. M–N. Holotype, KDY2.2–2. M. Axial section. N. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. O–R. Paratypes. O. Axial section, KDY2.2–35. P. Subaxial section, KDY1.3–35. Q. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–40. R. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–27. Scale bars: A–E, G–I, K–M, O–R = 1 mm; F, J, N = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F6332314046312DFA8DFEF8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768259/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768259	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F6332314046312DFA8DFEF8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768262/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768262	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F6332314046312DFA8DFEF8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768264/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768264	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F6132314049322EFA8DF946.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768268/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768268	Fig. 8. Microphotographs. A–G. Davanella ankaraensis gen. et sp. nov. A–D, G. Paratypes. A. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–25. B. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–4. C. Axial section, KDY1.3–53. D. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–19. E–F. Holotype, KDY1.1–16. E. Axial section. F. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. G. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–2. H–L. Davanella acuminata gen. et sp. nov. H, K–L. Paratypes. H. Axial section, KDY2.1–49. I–J. Holotype, KDY2.1–17. I. Axial section. J. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. K. Subaxial section, KDY2.3–16. L. Transversal section, KDY2.1–48. M–R. Kaganella tekini gen. et sp. nov. M–N. Holotype, KDY2.2–2. M. Axial section. N. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. O–R. Paratypes. O. Axial section, KDY2.2–35. P. Subaxial section, KDY1.3–35. Q. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–40. R. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–27. Scale bars: A–E, G–I, K–M, O–R = 1 mm; F, J, N = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 8. Microphotographs. A–G. Davanella ankaraensis gen. et sp. nov. A–D, G. Paratypes. A. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–25. B. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–4. C. Axial section, KDY1.3–53. D. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–19. E–F. Holotype, KDY1.1–16. E. Axial section. F. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. G. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–2. H–L. Davanella acuminata gen. et sp. nov. H, K–L. Paratypes. H. Axial section, KDY2.1–49. I–J. Holotype, KDY2.1–17. I. Axial section. J. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. K. Subaxial section, KDY2.3–16. L. Transversal section, KDY2.1–48. M–R. Kaganella tekini gen. et sp. nov. M–N. Holotype, KDY2.2–2. M. Axial section. N. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. O–R. Paratypes. O. Axial section, KDY2.2–35. P. Subaxial section, KDY1.3–35. Q. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–40. R. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–27. Scale bars: A–E, G–I, K–M, O–R = 1 mm; F, J, N = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F6132314049322EFA8DF946.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768259/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768259	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F6132314049322EFA8DF946.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768262/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768262	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F6132314049322EFA8DF946.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768264/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768264	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F663237402F375DFA8DFCEF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768268/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768268	Fig. 8. Microphotographs. A–G. Davanella ankaraensis gen. et sp. nov. A–D, G. Paratypes. A. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–25. B. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–4. C. Axial section, KDY1.3–53. D. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–19. E–F. Holotype, KDY1.1–16. E. Axial section. F. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. G. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–2. H–L. Davanella acuminata gen. et sp. nov. H, K–L. Paratypes. H. Axial section, KDY2.1–49. I–J. Holotype, KDY2.1–17. I. Axial section. J. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. K. Subaxial section, KDY2.3–16. L. Transversal section, KDY2.1–48. M–R. Kaganella tekini gen. et sp. nov. M–N. Holotype, KDY2.2–2. M. Axial section. N. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. O–R. Paratypes. O. Axial section, KDY2.2–35. P. Subaxial section, KDY1.3–35. Q. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–40. R. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–27. Scale bars: A–E, G–I, K–M, O–R = 1 mm; F, J, N = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 8. Microphotographs. A–G. Davanella ankaraensis gen. et sp. nov. A–D, G. Paratypes. A. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–25. B. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–4. C. Axial section, KDY1.3–53. D. Subaxial section, KDY1.8–19. E–F. Holotype, KDY1.1–16. E. Axial section. F. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. G. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–2. H–L. Davanella acuminata gen. et sp. nov. H, K–L. Paratypes. H. Axial section, KDY2.1–49. I–J. Holotype, KDY2.1–17. I. Axial section. J. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. K. Subaxial section, KDY2.3–16. L. Transversal section, KDY2.1–48. M–R. Kaganella tekini gen. et sp. nov. M–N. Holotype, KDY2.2–2. M. Axial section. N. Detail view of the inner volutions, showing the proloculus. O–R. Paratypes. O. Axial section, KDY2.2–35. P. Subaxial section, KDY1.3–35. Q. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–40. R. Subaxial section, KDY1.2–27. Scale bars: A–E, G–I, K–M, O–R = 1 mm; F, J, N = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F663237402F375DFA8DFCEF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768259/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768259	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 4. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Neoschwagerina craticulifera (Schwager, 1883). A. KDY2.2–32. B. KDY2.4– 19. C. Neoschwagerina pinguis Skinner, 1969, KDY2.4–28. D. Neoschwagerina sp., KDY1.4–15. E. Yabeina sp., KDY2.1–1. F. Chusenella tieni (Chen, 1956), KDY2.1–30. G. Postkwantoella goekcehueyuekensis Okuyucu, 2022, KDY2.1–4. H–I. Leella armenica Rozovskaya, 1965. H. KDY2.1– 54. I. KDY2.1–55. J. Codonofusiella sp., KDY1.8–20. K. Kahlerina sp., KDY1.8–27. L–M. Nankinella orientalis Miklukho-Maklay, 1954. L. KDY2.3–14. M. KDY1.5–11. N–O. Nankinella acuta Rui, 1979. N. KDY2.1–9. O. KDY1.2–20. P. Nankinella aff. chongyangensis Jing, 1992, KDY2.2–10. Q. Nankinella sp., KDY2.1–35. R–S. Reichelina sp. R. KDY1.5–30. S. KDY1.6–14. Scale bars: A–E = 2 mm; F–I, L–M = 1 mm; J, N–O, Q = 0.5 mm; K, P, R–S = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F663237402F375DFA8DFCEF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768262/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768262	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & Özkan- Altiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
03969E197F663237402F375DFA8DFCEF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18768264/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18768264	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	Fig. 6. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A–B. Kamurana bronnimanni Altiner & Zaninetti, 1977. A. KDY1.6– 44. B. KDY1.6–45. C–D. Globidiscus flexus Okuyucu, 2021. C. KDY1.1–5. D. KDY1.6–40. E–G. Globidiscus fragilis Okuyucu, 2021. E. KDY1.4–1. F. KDY1.4–9. G. KDY1.6–8. H–L. Baisalina akasakensis Kobayashi, 2012. H. KDY2.1–2. I. KDY2.3–13. J. KDY1.7–24 K. KDY2.2–18. L. KDY2.4–5. M. Baisalina sp., KDY2.3–10. N–O. Agathammina sp. N. KDY2.1–12. O. KDY1.5– 51. P–R. Neodiscus sp. P. KDY1.8–30. Q. KDY1.7–10. R. KDY1.1–2. S–T. Midiella broennimanni (Altiner, 1978). S. KDY2.4–2. T. KDY2.4–7. U. Midiella irregulariformis (Zaninetti, Altiner & Çatal, 1981), KDY2.2–14. V. Rectogordius sp., KDY2.3–12. W. Multidiscella langei Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.3–21. X. Multidiscella zaninettiae Vachard & Krainer, 2022, KDY1.8–22. Y–Z. Hemigordiopsis luquensis (Wang & Sun, 1973). Y. KDY1.1–20. Z. KDY1.5–4. AA–AB. Hemigordiopsis renzi Reichel, 1945. AA. KDY1.6–22. AB. KDY1.6–34. AC. Glomomidiella sp., KDY2.1–33. Scale bars: A–G, Y– AB = 1 mm; H–R = 0.5 mm; S–X, AC = 0.25 mm.	2026-02-25	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan		Zenodo	biologists	Okuyucu, Cengiz;Akbaş, Melikan			
