TABLE 2 in Rhodolith-forming coralline red algae in the CaCO biofactory - A case study from the Serravallian of tropical northeastern Indian Ocean

TABLE 2. — Distribution of the species of coralline red algae from the studied outcrops (only the coralline red algae identified to the species level have been taken into consideration).
TaxaGeographical distributionGeological ageReferencesMesophyllum roveretoi Conti, 1943Tertiary Piedmont BasinUpper Eocene to the MioceneFravega et al. (1987)Northern CroatiaMioceneBasso et al. (2008)Leitha Limestone (Vienna Basin)BadenianConti (1946)Spongites fruticulosus Kützing, 1841Gârbova de Sus Formation, Transylvanian Basin, RomaniaMiddle MioceneChelaru & Bucur (2016)Western and eastern Mediterranean Sea, NE Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean (Red Sea), Pacific Ocean (southern Australia)RecentBasso & Rodondi (2006)NW ItalyMioceneVannucci et al. (1994)Lithoporella melobesioides (Foslie) Foslie, 1909Austrian MolasseLate EoceneRasser & Piller (1999)Northeast IndiaLate EoceneSarma et al. (2014)Southwest of Zaros Basin, IranOligo-MioceneRoozpeykar & Moghaddam (2016)Saurashtra, IndiaPleistoceneKundal et al. (2011)Tahiti, JapanPleistoceneIryu et al. (2010)Agatti Island, Lakshadweep, IndiaHoloceneMisra et al. (2016)Reefs of Indo-Pacific regionRecentIryu et al. (2010)Titanoderma pustulatum (Lamouroux) Nägeli, 1858IranEarly OligoceneBassi et al. (2019)United KindomRecentBailey (1999)Sporolithon praeerythraeum (Airoldi) Vannucci, Piazza, Fravega & Basso, 2000Gârbova de Sus Formation, Transylvanian Basin, RomaniaMiddle MioceneChelaru & Bucur (2016)Italy and BulgariaLate EoceneFrancavilla et al. (1970);to early OligoceneBakalova (1983)