Sofia Raquel Cardoso Pereira

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Toledodiscus valverdi gen. et sp. nov., a new eodiscide trilobite from the upper Marianian (Cambrian Series 2, Stage 4) of Toledo, Spain
Luis Collantes, Sofia Pereira
Historical Biology, 2026
A new species of Acitheca (Psaroniaceae, Marattiales) with exceptionally and three-dimensionally preserved sporangia from the Buçaco Carboniferous Basin, western central Portugal
Pedro Correia, Sofia Pereira, Zbynĕk Šimůnek, Artur A. Sá, Zélia Pereira
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 2025
A new fern fossil-species Acitheca machadoi sp. nov. is erected under the family Psaroniaceae (Marattiales), based on adpression fossil remains of fertile foliage from the Monsarros Formation (upper Stephanian C, upper Gzhelian) of the Buçaco Carboniferous Basin, in western central Portugal. Acitheca machadoi comprises relatively narrow and long fertile pinnules bearing exceptionally and three-dimensionally preserved sporangia with in situ spores. These sporangia are elongate (fusiform) and one of the smallest documented for the genus, with a triangular pyramid-like shape in the upper part and rounded to hexagonal-like attachment base. Its occurrence within an assemblage dominated by mesophytes to hygrophytes, with fewer drought-tolerant forms, suggests a wetland environment with a seasonal climate, framed in the transition from humid to dry conditions in western Iberia during the Late Pennsylvanian–early Permian. This palaeobotanical finding provides new insights on the palaeoecology and species diversity of Acitheca , whose currently known fossil record is certainly underestimated. • A new species of the extinct marattialean fern fossil-genus Acitheca is described from the Upper Pennsylvanian of Portugal. • The new species is erected based on elongate and very small sporangia, comprising one of smallest sporangia known for genus. • Acitheca machadoi sp. nov. shows exceptionally and three-dimensionally preserved sporangia with in situ spores. • New insights on the palaeoecology and species diversity of the genus Acitheca .
First lithostratigraphical and palaeontological data from the Carboniferous of Águeda (Aveiro, Portugal)
Pereira, Sofia, Correia, Pedro
Comunicacoes Geologicas, 2025
Comunicações Geológicas, 2025, vol.112, Fascículo Especial I
Discovery of the rare drought-tolerant plant Lesleya (Spermatopsida) from the Buçaco Carboniferous Basin (Stephanian C, western Iberia) and its palaeogeographic, palaeoenvironmental and palaeoclimatic implications
Lara Börjesson, Sofia Pereira, Pedro Correia
Historical Biology, 2025
First record of trilobites from the Silurian of Portugal (Moncorvo Syncline)
Pereira, Sofia, Silvério, Gonçalo, Colmenar Lallena, Jorge, Moreira, Noel, Silva, Daniel, et al.
Comunicacoes Geologicas, 2025
Comunicações Geológicas, 2025, vol.112, Fascículo Especial I
The Ordovician‒Silurian boundary beds in the El Pintado section (Sierra Morena de Sevilla Global UNESCO Geopark, SW Spain)
Juan Carlos Gutiérrez-Marco, Sara Romero, Sofia Pereira, Petr Štorch
Geologica Balcanica, 2024
The El Pintado 1 section of the Ossa-Morena Zone (Valle syncline, SW Spain) includes a rather continuous stratigraphic succession ranging from the Upper Ordovician to the Devonian, including remarkably fossiliferous black graptolitic shales that begin their sedimentation in the basal Silurian Akidograptus ascensus graptolite Biozone. The investigation for the location of the Ordovician–Silurian boundary in previous beds has produced negative results, due to the existence of a probable basal gap equivalent to the lower part of the aforementioned biozone, and the absence of stratigraphically relevant fossils, such as graptolites or conodonts, that could provide a high-resolution biostratigraphy to the Hirnantian succession. Nonetheless, some interesting records of rare shelly fossils in the Valle Shale (Hirnantian) are presented, and the Rhuddanian graptolite biozonation in the lower 38 m of the Lower Graptolite Shale (Rhuddanian to Ludfordian) is discussed.
Late Ordovician cornulitid tubeworms from high-latitude peri-Gondwana (Sardinia and the Pyrenees) and their palaeobiogeographic significance
Olev Vinn, Jorge Colmenar, Samuel Zamora, Sofia Pereira, Gian Luigi Pillola, Abdullah A. Alkahtane, Saleh Al Farraj, Magdy El Hedeny
Journal of Palaeogeography, 2024
Seven Cornulites species, including a new one — Cornulites leonei n. sp., are described from the Upper Ordovician Portixeddu Formation (Katian, stage slices Ka2–3) of Sardinia and the Cavá (lower Katian, stage slice Ka2) and Estana (upper Katian, stage slices Ka3–4) formations of the Pyrenees. The Sardinian and Pyrenean cornulitids represent an adaptation to live in environments with high sedimentation rates and limited hard substrates availability. Their prominent annuli could have had a stabilizing function in the soft sediment that helped cornulitids to keep a favourable position in the sediment to enable suspension feeding. The known Late Ordovician cornulitid diversity in different Gondwana areas is low, usually ranging from one to three taxa, being higher (seven) in Sardinia. Like other benthic groups during the Late Ordovician, the cornulitid tubeworm faunas within the high-latitude peri-Gondwana Province indicate a certain endemism and share morphological and ecological affinities, such as a small body size and tubes with a strikingly small apical angle. Although essentially endemic, some links with cornulitids from the Late Ordovician of Scotland are revealed. • There was Mediterranena faunal province of cornultids in the Late Ordovician • The cornulitids in the Mediterranean province were usually free growing forms • The cold waters did not support encrustation by cornulitids • The Katian of Sardinia had unusally diverse cornulitid fauna • The cornulitids of the Mediterranean province were less diverse than in Baltica and Laurentia
The trilobite assemblage of the Declivolithus Fauna (lower Katian, Ordovician) of Morocco: A review with new data
Sofia Pereira, Isabel Rábano, Juan Carlos Gutiérrez-Marco
Journal of Paleontology, 2024
Intense commercial exploitation of fossils in the famous El Qaid Errami area in the last 20 years has led to the discovery of the interesting Declivolithus Fauna in the Moroccan Anti-Atlas. This unusually large trinucleid trilobite, described originally from the Czech Republic, is the most conspicuous element of an assemblage mainly occurring in the Bofloss locality, a local biofacies development of pelagic mudstones and sandstones cropping out in a structurally isolated place in the Tizi n'Ounfite area. Here we revise this Declivolithus Fauna trilobite assemblage from Morocco, increasing the known trilobite diversity from four to 11 species: Ulugtella? biformis n. sp., Selenopeltis cf. S. vultuosa, Phacopidina quadrata, Eudolatites cf. E. bondoni, Prionocheilus cf. P. verneuili, Nobiliasaphus cf. N. kumatox, Cyclopyge cf. C. rediviva, Symphysops stevaninae, Heterocyclopyge sp., Dionide sp., and Declivolithus alfredi. The new data and the very good preservation of specimens in sandstones, clarify the specific identity of previously reported taxa. Although the stratigraphical correlation of the fossiliferous levels remains problematic, it probably corresponds to the upper part of the Lower Ktaoua Formation or to the lower half of the Upper Tiouririne Formation. Most taxa support previous assignment of the Moroccan assemblage to the late Berounian (ca. early Katian, Ka2), although a middle Berounian (ca. Sa2–Ka1) age cannot be excluded. Most of the identified species are known from the Czech Republic (eight out of 11), showing that the strong faunal link between Morocco and the Czech Republic still existed during the Late Ordovician, being stronger than the link with the coeval Ibero-Armorican domain faunas.UUID: http://zoobank.org/3e6e55c7-168d-4008-98ba-38a795581ca3
Taxonomy, biostratigraphy and paleobiogeography of Strenuaeva (Trilobita) from the Marianian (Cambrian Series 2) of Iberia
Luis Collantes, Sofia Pereira, Eduardo Mayoral, Eladio Liñán, Alexandre Sepúlveda, Rodolfo Gozalo
Geobios, 2024
A new trilobite locality from the Agüeira Formation (Upper Ordovician) of the Vega de Espinareda synclinorium (West Asturian-Leonese Zone, NW Spain) and its stratigraphical interest
Sara Romero, Sofia Pereira, Ramiro López Medrano, Francisco Arias Ferrero, Isabel Rábano, Jorge Colmenar, Juan Carlos Gutiérrez-Marco
Geogaceta, 2024
Se presenta una nueva localidad paleontológica del Ordovícico del noroeste de España, ubicada en el flanco meridional del sinclinorio de Vega de Espinareda, al norte de Ponferrada (provincia de León). Se trata de la octava localidad con fósiles esqueléticos encontrada en la Formación Agüeira (Ordovícico Superior) del Dominio del Navia-Alto Sil de la Zona Asturoccidental-leonesa, y la primera ubicada en la mitad inferior de la formación. El nuevo yacimiento se sitúa muy próximo a su sección de referencia de la garganta fluvial entre las localidades de Congosto y Santa Marina del Sil, donde estos niveles eran interpretados como facies distales de un abanico submarino, en una sedimentación predominantemente turbidítica. Pero los trilobites, moluscos y braquiópodos encontrados, que por su escasa a nula desarticulación no parecen transportados, revelan una asociación propia de ambientes de plataforma mucho más someros, con fondos oxigenados como revela la alta concentración de galerías horizontales. La presencia de los trilobites Colpocoryphe grandis (Šnajdr) y Dalmanitina n. sp. (D. rabanoae Pereira, n. n.) indica una edad Berouniense temprano (= Sandbiense temprano), lo que abre la posibilidad de que el límite Ordovícico Medio/Superior se sitúe en los 400-450 m basales de la Fm. Agüeira en el sector estudiado.
Florinanthus bussacensis sp. nov., a new cordaitalean cone from the Upper Pennsylvanian of Portugal
Pedro Correia, Sofia Pereira, Zbynĕk Šimůnek, Christopher J. Cleal
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 2023
First report of Chelediscus Rushton, 1966 (Trilobita) from Western Gondwana, with description of a new species from the Cambrian Series 2 of Spain
Luis Collantes, Sofia Pereira, Eduardo Mayoral, Rodolfo Gozalo
Historical Biology, 2023
The first poroblattinid roachoid from the uppermost Carboniferous of Portugal
Pedro Correia, Sofia Pereira, Marco Cavaleiro, Miguel Correia, Artur A. Sá, André Nel
Historical Biology, 2023
Walking on Geodiversity: the Artistic Stone-Paved Sidewalks of Lisbon (Portugal) and Their Heritage Value
Carlos Marques da Silva, Sofia Pereira
Geoheritage, 2022
Ordovician trilobites from the Tafilalt Lagerstätte: new data and reappraisal of the Bou Nemrou assemblage
Juan Carlos Gutiérrez-Marco, Sofia Pereira, Diego C. García-Bellido, Isabel Rábano
Geological Society Special Publication, 2022
The trilobite Serrodiscus Richter & Richter from Iberia, with systematic review of the genus and its international correlation through the Cambrian Series 2
L. Collantes, E. Mayoral, E. Liñán, R. Gozalo, S. Pereira
Bulletin of Geosciences, 2022
On Callavia (Trilobita) from the Cambrian Series 2 of Iberia with systematic status of the genus
Luis Collantes, Sofia Pereira, Eduardo Mayoral, Eladio Liñán, Rodolfo Gozalo
Journal of Paleontology, 2021
Hirnantia Fauna from the Condroz Inlier, Belgium: Another case of a relict Ordovician shelly fauna in the Silurian?
Sofia Pereira, Jorge Colmenar, Jan Mortier, Jan Vanmeirhaeghe, Jacques Verniers, Petr Štorch, David Alexander Taylor Harper, Juan Carlos Gutiérrez-Marco
Journal of Paleontology, 2021
Giant Trilobites and Other Middle Ordovician Invertebrate Fossils from the Arouca UNESCO Global Geopark, Portugal
A. Sá, S. Pereira, I. Rábano, J. C. Gutiérrez-Marco
Geoconservation Research, 2021
Paleobiodiversity in the Darriwilian (Middle Ordovician) of the Naturtejo UNESCO Global Geopark (Portugal)
S. Pereira, J. Colmenar, C. Esteves, Í. D. D. Silva, M. Pires, C. N. Carvalho
Geoconservation Research, 2021
The Enigmatic Upper Ordovician of the Naturtejo UNESCO Global Geopark (Portugal)
S. Pereira, J. Colmenar, C. Esteves, Í. D. D. Silva, M. Pires, C. N. Carvalho
Geoconservation Research, 2021
Ribeiria pholadiformis Sharpe in Ribeiro (Rostroconchia): history of the study, type-locality and unit, and the topotypical collection of the Geological Museum of Portugal
Ribeiro, M., Nunes, Andreia, Pereira, Sofia
Comunicacoes Geologicas, 2021
The “Ordovician Window” in the Devonian of the Portalegre Syncline (Portugal): history, biostratigraphy and geodynamics
Pires, Miguel, Pereira, Sofia, Colmenar, Jorge
Comunicacoes Geologicas, 2021
Tentaculites and cornulitids of Portugal: a bibliographic and museological review
Silvério, Gonçalo, Pereira, Sofia, Moreira, Noel, Piçarra, José Manuel, Machado, Gil
Comunicacoes Geologicas, 2021
The first fossil assemblage from the Ordovician of Águeda (Aveiro): litho and biostratigraphic implications
Pereira, Sofia, Colmenar, Jorge, Pires, Miguel, Young, Tim, Gomes, A., et al.
Comunicacoes Geologicas, 2021
New occurrences of ordovician fossils from the obejo–valsequillo domain (provinces of badajoz and córdoba, southwestern spain)
Geogaceta, 2020
First report of Hirnantian (Upper Ordovician) high-latitude peri-gondwanan macrofossil assemblages from Portugal
Jorge Colmenar, Sofia Pereira, Timothy P. Young, Carlos M. da Silva, Artur A. Sá
Journal of Paleontology, 2019
Upper Ordovician trilobites from the Tremedal inlier, Castilian branch of the Iberian Range, NE Spain
Geogaceta, 2018
The highest-latitude Foliomena Fauna (Upper Ordovician, Portugal) and its palaeogeographical and palaeoecological significance
Jorge Colmenar, Sofia Pereira, Artur Abreu Sá, Carlos Marques da Silva, Timothy Peter Young
Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology, 2017
A kralodvorian (Upper katin, upper ordovician) benethic association from the ferradosa formation (central Portugal) and its significance for the redefinition and subdivision of the kralodvorian stage
Jorge Colmenar, Sofía Pereira, M. Pires, C. Marques da Silva, Artur A. Sá, et al.
Bulletin of Geosciences, 2017
The illaenid trilobites vysocania (Vaněk & vokáč, 1997) and octillaenus (barrande, 1846) from the upper Ordovician of the Czech Republic, Portugal, Spain and Morocco
S. Pereira, C. Marques da Silva, A.A. Sá, M. Pires, A. Marques Guedes, P. Budil, L. Laibl, I. Rábano
Bulletin of Geosciences, 2017
The oldest brachymetopid trilobite record from the european peri-Gondwana
S. Pereira, C. Marques da Silva, M. Pires, A.A. Sá
Bulletin of Geosciences, 2015
Panderia beaumonti (Rouault, 1847) of the cabeço do peão formation of middle berounian (upper ordovician, portugal)
Comunicacoes Geologicas, 2014

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The trilobite assemblage of the Declivolithus Fauna (lower Katian, Ordovician) of Morocco: a review with new data
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Bulgarian Academy of Sciences , 2024
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