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Palaeontological data available from the Azerbaijanian domains   (Somkhit-Agdam, Sevan-Karabakh, and Miskhan-Kafan tectonic zones) of the   Lesser Caucasus permit reconstruction of the regional taxonomic diversity   dynamics of two groups of Early Cretaceous marine benthic invertebrates.   Stratigraphical ranges of 31 species and 14 genera of brachiopods and 40   species and 31 genera of gastropods are considered. The total number of   species and genera of brachiopods was low in the Berriasian-Valanginian and   then rose to peak in the Barremian. Then, the diversity declined in the   Aptian, and brachiopods are not known regionally from the Albian. Gastropods   appeared in the Hauterivian and experienced a strong radiation in the   Barremian. The diversity of species and genera declined in the Aptian (with a   minor radiation in the Middle Aptian), and no gastropods are reported from   the Albian. Globally, the number of brachiopod genera remained stable through   the Early Cretaceous, and the number of gastropod genera increased stepwise   with the maximum in the Albian. The regional and global patterns of the   diversity dynamics differed for the both groups of marine benthic   invertebrates. The Barremian maximum of the taxonomic diversity coincided   with the regional flourishing of reefal ecosystems. The taxonomic diversity   dynamics of brachiopods in the Azerbaijanian domains of the Lesser Caucasus   is very similar to those of the Northern Caucasus, which is an evidence of   proximity of these regions during the Early Cretaceous

Taxonomic diversity dynamics of early cretaceous brachiopods and gastropods in the Azerbaijanian domains of the Lesser Caucasus (Neo-Tethys Ocean)